It’s one year since we launched our collaboration with London-based fashion designer, Hayley Menzies, on Earth Day 2023. She created a rockstar-worthy tee to raise awareness and funds for Wild Tomorrow and our work fighting back against the major cause of extinction: habitat-loss. To date, this awesome tee has raised £7,000 pounds for the protection of threatened wildlife and their wild places (and more to come)! Read more about our collaboration creating impact for wildlife in our latest blog below. Hayley Menzies in the field at the Greater Ukuwela Nature Reserve last April. As a vol ..read more

  Wild Tomorrow is delighted to welcome our new Conservation Impact Director based in New York City, India Rose Matharu-Daley. India joins the team with over 8 years of sustainability experience after completing her MBA in Sustainable Solutions at Presidio Graduate School in San Francisco. Welcome India! Get to know more about India in this interview below. India with her Enzo, her family’s dog. What’s your background?  My professional history is a little unusual for nature conservation! I got my undergraduate in art history at the University of Cambridge, which was a wonderful oppo ..read more

We are super excited to announce that “Wild Places” has officially hit the shelves of bookstores near you! It’s a gorgeously illustrated story of David Attenborough’s life, and his love for nature and the wild places he visited across his life. Most importantly, it’s a call to action to restore our planet. Created by our ambassadors Hayley Rocco and John Rocco, with a dedication to Wild Tomorrow, we couldn’t be more proud to see this book and important story brought to life! Read more in our latest blog post below. Hot off the press! Wild Tomorrow Ambassadors Haley and John Rocco’s Wild Place ..read more

  Wild Tomorrow expands as a new chapter unfolds in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa with the acquisition of a 100-acre (40-hectare) property that borders our Greater Ukuwela Nature Reserve now known as the WILD TOMORROW CONSERVATION CENTRE! The Conservation Centre holds immense potential as a collaborative hub for conservation organizations, a residence for volunteers and researchers, and a venue for conferences, seminars, community engagement, and more! Read more below about how we plan to transform this space into a beacon for environmental conservation! The entrance to the Wild Tomorrow C ..read more

  THANKS TO YOU WE HAVE DOUBLED OUR SUPPORT FOR WILDLIFE RANGERS IN 2023. 2023 has been an exciting, productive and extremely fulfilling year for many reasons. One of those reasons was the overwhelming success of our World Ranger Day campaign, aimed at supporting the brave men and women on the frontline of protecting our planet’s wildlife and wild spaces. Watch our video of the happy Wildlife Rangers receiving their donated gear. Check out our World Ranger Day 2023 video Our goal was to supply these wildlife rangers with the equipment most urgently needed to enable them to perform their ..read more

  Wild Tomorrow’s ecosystem restoration team, The Green Mambas, are proud to have completed Dangerous Game Awareness training last month thanks to a grant provided by L’Occitane South Africa. This training is vitally important to prepare the team for the arrival of elephants, rhinos and buffalos once fences are dropped between our Greater Ukuwela Nature Reserve and the Munyawana Game Reserve. Read more about their training in our blog post below. The excited Green Mambas posing with their Dangerous Game Awareness booklets. The Green Mambas are always ready and excited to learn new skills ..read more

  Wild Tomorrow recently hosted nine members from the Children’s Book Creators for Conservation (CBCC) - a collective group of children’s book authors and illustrators who share a love of the planet, support conservation efforts, and believe that protecting biodiversity and re-wilding our planet is essential for a better tomorrow. CBCC illustrator, Corban Wilkin, recounts the trip in our latest blog post below! Corban Wilkin, an award-winning children’s book illustrator and graphic novelist, visits Wild Tomorrow for a two-week Conservation Experience trip with the Children’s Book Creator ..read more

  Wild Tomorrow is proud and excited for our team of 28 charity runners who are ready to run this year’s TCS New York City Marathon on Sunday! Read more below about some of our amazing runners and why they’ve dedicated their race to helping elephants and other threatened species. Go Team Elephant! Photo by our Ambassador, Shannon Wild. Wild Tomorrow Fund is proudly an Official Charity Partner for the 2023 TCS New York City Marathon, which takes place this Sunday, November 5th. We are incredibly proud of our 28 runners in this year’s marathon - many of whom have run two or more races to ..read more

  Welcome back to part two of our three part series of insights from Simon Mustoe! As a little refresh, Wild Tomorrow Ambassador Jeffrey Phillips caught up with Australian scientist and conservationist Simon Mustoe, author of the recently published book Wildlife in the Balance: Why Animals are Humanity’s Best Hope. Last week, we learned why Simon believes the average person should care about the fate of wildlife populations. If you missed part one, you can head here to check it out! Today, we will find out what gives Simon optimism for the future of wildlife conservation. Villagers in Na ..read more

  Wild Tomorrow Ambassador Jeffrey Phillips caught up with Australian scientist and conservationist Simon Mustoe, author of the recently published book Wildlife in the Balance: Why Animals are Humanity’s Best Hope. Jeff asked Simon to share his insights about wildlife conservation by responding to three intriguing questions which will be released in a series over the coming weeks. Today, we will find out why Simon believes we should care about the fate of wildlife populations. We hope you enjoy and stay tuned for more! Simon Mustoe is a wildlife ecologist, author, and communicator. Photo ..read more