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ReWild Yourself

ReWild Yourself is a global programme creating opportunities for individuals and communities to connect with Nature and wild places, uniting both humanity and Nature’s wellbeing.

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Human x Nature Project

The Human x Nature Project is a storytelling journey to celebrate human potential through radical listening. We question, explore and uncover stories of inspiration and resilience.

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The Nature Bar

The Nature Bar is an experience that hosts extraordinary individuals: policy makers, environmentalists, scientists, journalists, storytellers, and artists to speak on behalf of Nature.

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Pulse on the Planet

Pulse brings together a multi-disciplinary team, in order to foster, curate, and showcase a collection of cutting edge technologies that will create a truly unique, one-of-a-kind expedition fueled only by clean energy and human potential.

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The Plastiki

The Plastiki

How do you raise awareness for the 17.6 billion pounds of plastic flowing into our oceans every year? We built a boat our of 12,500 two litre plastic bottles, called it Plastiki and Sailed it 8000 nautical miles from San Francisco to Sydney.

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United Nations of Nature

We recognise Rights of Nature as a key legal movement worldwide. United Nations of Nature is a vision to support a coordinated global effort to secure Nature’s rights.

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Past Projects

Beat Plastic Pollution Day

A campaign to call for an internationally recongised day to unite those taking action on plastic pollution, elevate the message and build on existing momentum.

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Straw Wars

A campaign to eradicate straws from all bars and restaurants in London (Soho) and California (Venice-Abbot Kinney) and beyond.

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Jungle-ized

In celebration of Earth Month, each night through April 2016, from 11.57pm to midnight, the electronic billboards of Times Square transformed into a jungle.

ARTiculate

An ARTiculate Expedition, to document the negative impacts of the Belo Monte dam project in the Amazon — destruction of indigenous habitats, loss of unique biodiversity, methane emissions and the inefficiency of the dam itself.

Natural History Museum Panel

In celebration of the UN’s World Environment Day, The Natural History Museum held two live panels to discuss biodiversity and plastic pollution, with each panel hosted by our founder David de Rothschild.

Nature Summit

Working closely with the UN Environment around the ‘World Environment Day 2017’ theme ‘Connecting people with Nature’ we developed a global Nature Summit in partnership with the Canadian Embassy.