It's Your Nature.
We are committed to empowering communities to build a sustainable future for our planet. Through grassroots projects and global partnerships, we're protecting wildlife, restoring habitats, and nurturing the next generation of environmental leaders.
Urban Rewild
We believe that caring for the planet is more than a responsibility—it’s our shared nature. Here’s what makes us different:
Community-Centered Approach
We work hand-in-hand with local communities, ensuring that every project is rooted in the people it serves.
Global
Partnerships
By collaborating with organizations worldwide, we amplify our efforts and create lasting solutions.
Next-Generation Leadership
We invest in education and mentorship, empowering future environmental leaders to carry the mission forward.
Sustainable
Vision
Every step we take is guided by long-term impact, ensuring a healthier, greener planet for generations to come.
Join the race to make the world a better place
Project Highlights
Spotted-tailed Quolls:
By collaborating with organizations worldwide, we amplify our efforts and create lasting solutions.
Maasai Mammas:
This project provides a safe, solar-powered water source to the Maasai community in Kenya, unlocking opportunities for education and women-led enterprise.
Eurobodalla Koala Project:
Our volunteers are on a mission to survey and research the Eurobodalla region, fighting to save the last remaining Koala populations after the devastating bushfires.
What Our Sponsors Say
“Working with Urban Rewild on the food forest project changed everything for me. I learned how to grow my own food and found a confidence I never knew I had.”
A student from a partner school
Voices of Impact
“Working with Urban Rewild on the food forest project changed everything for me. I learned how to grow my own food and found a confidence I never knew I had.”
A student from a partner school
“The support from Urban Rewild is invaluable. The data we collect helps us protect the last remaining quolls in our area and gives us hope for their future.”
A representative from the Coastwatchers Association