Our impact is already being felt across the world! From boots-on-the-ground research in wolf-livestock coexistence through our Wood River Wolf Project to international collaborations with scientists, Indigenous leaders, and advocates, IWCN addresses some of the world's most challenging wildlife conflicts and develops sustainable solutions that benefit both people and nature. Our community-based model has inspired or launched full-scale coexistence programs across the Western United States, the Middle East, Vietnam, the UK, Europe, Africa, South America, and Australia. Founded in 2021 with a new organizational structure, IWCN combines decades of expertise to hit the ground running. At our core is a dynamic network of experts dedicated to solving the toughest conflicts. We have mentored transformative community wildlife efforts globally, hosted two international gatherings of global leaders in wildlife conservation, rewilding, community engagement, conflict mitigation, government policy, student-led activism, Indigenous law and policy, and field-tested innovation. Together, we can restore biodiversity, heal our relationship with Nature, and build a better future for us all. Join us.