Re:wild's network of more than 600 partners — local organizations, Indigenous Peoples, governments, and institutions — are positioned to protect the wild where they live. As of 2023, Re:wild and partners are working to conserve more than 565 million acres of the wild in 360+ areas around the world. Re:wild's commitment to transparency has earned it the highest ratings from leading nonprofit watchdogs, including a 4-star rating from Charity Navigator for financial health, accountability, and transparency.
Cyborg Score Rationale
Re:wild operates with exceptional scale (565M+ acres conserved, 600+ global partners, 90+ countries), high financial health ($74.2M revenue, 2024), and perfect 4-star Charity Navigator ratings. Founded by renowned conservation scientists with Leonardo DiCaprio, the organization demonstrates strategic excellence through its 2030 Strategic Plan and innovative partnerships like its de-extinction collaboration with Colossal Biosciences.
Top Insights
Re:wild launched in 2021 combining more than three decades of conservation impact by Leonardo DiCaprio and Global Wildlife Conservation, representing a major consolidation of conservation expertise and platform power.
As of 2026, Re:wild had over 500 partner organizations in over 80 countries, providing unparalleled reach for implementing conservation action at global scale.
Re:wild is driving targeted conservation action for 265 threatened species — conservation actions that benefit an additional 31,000 species in their respective ecosystems, demonstrating ecosystem-wide impact multiplier effects.
Re:wild is combining Colossal's de-extinction science and technology with conservation expertise and community engagement, developing a 10-year conservation strategy to protect and restore threatened species and reintroduce 30+ key species with local partners.
Named Competitors
The Nature Conservancy — Large-scale conservation of lands and waters
World Wildlife Fund — Global wildlife and habitat conservation
Conservation International — Biodiversity hotspot protection and community engagement
IUCN — Global conservation research and policy development
Recent Developments
(June 2024) Hosted symposium in Brisbane titled "Where Are All of the Women?" addressing female leadership diversity in conservation
(2024) Financial reports showed strong fiscal health with $74.2M in revenue and $84M+ in assets as of 2024
(2026) Over 500 partner organizations active across 80+ countries as of latest available data
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