Course Overview

This 5-day training introduces participants to the principles and practices of rewilding and landscape-scale conservation. The course explores ecological restoration, species reintroduction, large-scale habitat management, community engagement, and monitoring frameworks for long-term conservation success. Through real-world case studies and practical exercises, participants will gain skills to design, implement, and manage rewilding projects that restore biodiversity and enhance ecosystem resilience.

Course Duration

5 Days

Target Audience

• Conservation Practitioners and Ecologists

• Environmental Policy Makers

• Wildlife and Natural Resource Managers

• NGOs and Community-Based Conservation Leaders

• Researchers and Graduate Students in Ecology/Conservation

Personal Impact

• Gain a strong understanding of rewilding concepts and approaches.

• Develop practical skills for managing landscape-scale conservation projects.

• Learn techniques for species reintroduction and habitat restoration.

• Strengthen ability to collaborate with stakeholders and communities.

• Build knowledge to monitor, evaluate, and adapt conservation initiatives.

Organizational Impact

• Enhanced capacity to design and manage rewilding projects.

• Improved biodiversity restoration and ecosystem management outcomes.

• Stronger integration of conservation goals with community needs.

• Increased ability to attract funding and partnerships.

• Better alignment with global sustainability and biodiversity targets.