Rewilding Jaguars from Argentina to Arizona
Sebastián Di Martino is the conservation director of Rewilding Argentina
The Problem with Hounding: Why Arizona Must Lead the Way in Ending This Cruel Practice
In the ongoing struggle to protect wildlife and ensure that wildlife governance reflects
Wild Pairings: The Pitfalls and Promises of Hybridization
This post is the third in a series on scientific and public policy issues related
Wildlife Killing Contests (De-Wilding)
Most people are completely unaware of the existence of wildlife killing contests.
Mixing and Matching: The Complex Picture of Wild Canid Evolution
This post is the second in a series on scientific and public policy issues related
Mistaken Identity No Excuse for Harming Critical Carnivores
This post is the first in a series on scientific and public policy issues related
NYDEC Potential Exclusion of Wolf, Cougar, and Lynx from 2025 State Wildlife Action Plan
Together with more than a dozen conservation partners, the Rewilding Institute has submitted
Rewilding in the Media #22
Editors’ note: In this periodic summary, we list some of the latest research and
A Woman Among Wolves: Diane K. Boyd’s Journey Through Forty Years of Wolf Recovery
In the late 1970s, wolf biologist Diane K. Boyd tracked a lone female wolf named
Wildlife and Wildways: Join the Rewilding Revolution
A broad swath of unbroken expanse in southern Arizona, where jaguars roam © Eric