The information you will need to prepare Below are brief descriptions on the information you will need to submit as part of your application process. For full details of the criteria and…
Why visit a Wildlife Heritage Area? Wildlife Heritage Areas showcase responsible wildlife watching destinations offering authentic experiences that put wildlife and local communities first. To…
In this section… The Wildlife Heritage Area programme is built on collaborative principles, bringing together communities, organisations, and businesses eager to drive positive change for people…
The Wildlife Heritage Areas website publicises some of the most inspiring stories of positive change and action for wildlife led by communities all over the world. We therefore welcome and…
Built on partnerships Travel businesses join the Wildlife Heritage Network to support the principles of the programme and learn about new destinations offering responsible wildlife tourism…
The Central Apennines — or the wild heart of Italy, as it’s often known — is home to swathes of naturally and deliberately rewilded habitats. Among thriving biodiversity lives the endangered Marsican…
Apply now To apply to become a Wildlife Heritage Area please register using the link below Register here Network & Supporters The Wildlife Heritage Area programme is hugely grateful to…
More in this section Have questions on your application? If you have questions not covered in our Application Support or Frequently Asked Questions pages, then please contact us by following the…
Mamirauá Reserve is the largest protected floodplain area in the world. Abundant in natural resources, it is home to several species, including Jaguar, Amazon River Dolphin, Black Caiman, Manatee,…
Our Mission We believe in the power of communities to help solve our planet’s most urgent issues. By coming together to reconnect with, protect and respect nature, we can all help to turn the tide…
