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"Adopt Wilderness" program. This is a rare conservation opportunity where there are Cedar trees as old as ancient Rome, wolves, eagles, and orcas. By adopting your own personal piece of rainforest you are taking an active part in preserving this land for future generations.
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Wilderness International would like to again welcome the Cowichan Valley community to the 2nd annual “Take a Walk for the Wild” fun run and walk. The event takes place at the Cowichan Sportsplex in Duncan on Wednesday, May 25th starting at 9:00am and finishing at 1:00pm. More...
Welcome to Wilderness International. Here you can find the latest information on our conservation projects in Canada’s Arctic and western coastal regions as well as our Student Exchange Programs between Canada’s Gwich'in and Cowichan tribes and students from Germany. You can directly help support our work by adopting a piece of wilderness, participating in our “Take a Walk for the Wild“ events together with schools or joining in our Youth Conservation Expedition Programs, if there is one in your area.
Wilderness International can help your school protect and preserve threatened ecosystems, both locally and globally, whilst upholding your individual school philosophy and objectives.
If you or your school would like to take part in a Conservation Expedition together with First Nations students from the West-Coast Rainforests of Canada, we would like to invite you to work together with Wilderness International for the protecting some of the last wild places on earth.
If you are interested and would like to receive more info via email, please give us a shout at: 
schools@wilderness-international.org
"Taking part in the rainforest run really opened our eyes. It was impressive to see so many German students taking an interest in the rainforest and in the conservation within northern Canada. It no longer feels as though we're just a small, unknown town in the arctic, rather we're now part of a global movement."
Wade Vaneltsi, Student, 17, Gwich’in First Nation
“When you have undertaken a conservation expedition with Wilderness International and when you've been blessed with being able to see untouched natural beauty, you're more motivated and ready to stand up and act. We need to spread the word that: “Only together are we strong.“
Julia, Student, 17, German
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We invite the Cowichan Valley community to be part of the Duncan "Take a Walk for the Wild" on June 21st. More than 120 Tzinquaw Dancers will open the event at 9:20. When? Monday, June 21st 2010, 9am–12pm Location?... [more]
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Today we have published the film of the wilderness runs 2010 in Leipzig and Dresden. More than 2000 German students ran for the preservation of the ancient Canadian rain forests. Their commitment is an important... [more]
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After 31,5 hours of travel time 7 students, 2 elders, Darla and Hwiemtun arrived safe and sound in Dresden [more]
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Two major Take a Walk for the Wild events are taking place in May. On the 7th of May 2010 in Dresden and on the 10th of May in Leipzig more than 2000 students will run laps for the preservation of the rain forest together with... [more]
