We work to establish some of Denmark's most important new nature and become a platform for new knowledge, the development of best practices, and communication about nature restoration.
The study show that airborne environmental DNA provides a good indication of which species are present, where they are, and when they occur in nature. This makes the method a promising tool for efficient and precise monitoring of nature.
To take Vildmarken to the next level, we’re welcoming four strong new profiles to the team.
The Wilderness was created to promote a wilder nature. That requires a multidimensional approach.
This is how we achieve our goals.
We work for a wilder nature—on nature's terms. We believe that private actors can also make a significant difference in accelerating the development needed to support biodiversity.
The Wilderness is a laboratory where we work systematically and evidence-based. Monitoring, baseline surveys, and research ensure that The Wilderness contributes to developing best practices for the benefit of everyone involved in rewilding, nature restoration, and biodiversity.
The greatest changes happen when we work together – and we collaborate with everyone who shares our ambition for more and wilder nature in Europe.
Knowledge is a prerequisite for action, and we are generous with our knowledge. Through education, social media, and activities, we communicate about nature to children, adults, and decision-makers.
Self-sustaining and resilient ecosystems don’t emerge overnight. To ensure lasting positive effects for biodiversity, our rewilding initiatives are designed with a long-term perspective.
