Re:wild and Age of Union Partner for $1 Million Madagascar Project
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📰 The quick summary: Two major conservation nonprofits are joining forces to protect critical ecosystems and develop creative awareness projects, starting with a million-dollar restoration effort in Madagascar’s endangered forests.
📈 One key stat: Re:wild is currently working to conserve more than 229 million hectares of habitat and 265 threatened species, showcasing the massive scale of conservation efforts needed globally.
💬 One key quote: “We need to work together, combine forces, and do the most that we can. We’re all bringing unique capabilities to the table,” Age of Union founder Dax Dasilva told Mongabay.
1️⃣ The big picture: Re:wild and Age of Union, two innovative conservation organizations, announced a new strategic partnership to amplify their environmental impact. The collaboration combines Re:wild’s extensive network of over 500 partners across 80 countries with Age of Union’s creative approach to conservation through documentaries and art installations. Their complementary strengths will focus on protecting critical ecosystems, endangered species, and developing immersive storytelling projects to raise awareness about environmental issues. The partnership launches with a million-dollar restoration project in Madagascar, where 90% of original forest cover has been lost to human activities.
2️⃣ Why is this good news: This partnership creates a powerful alliance that combines grassroots conservation work with innovative storytelling and awareness campaigns. Local communities and Indigenous peoples will receive stronger support through expanded funding and resources. The collaboration enables faster scaling of successful conservation projects across different regions. Creative projects like documentaries and art installations will help reach new audiences and inspire the next generation of environmental advocates.
3️⃣ What’s next: The partnership’s first initiative targets Madagascar with a $200,000 investment to improve forest management in Ranomafana National Park and surrounding areas. They plan to work with local stakeholders to enhance fundraising strategies and launch the Madagascar Biodiversity Action Fund. Age of Union will continue seeking high-impact conservation projects globally while leveraging Re:wild’s extensive network and expertise.
Read the full story here: Mongabay – Re:wild and Age of Union announce conservation partnership
