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WeWilder is a social enterprise uniting WWF Romania and local communities to create a model for sustainable development in conservation areas. Located in Armeniș commune and the foothills of the Țarcu Mountains, it supports rewilding initiatives led by WWF and Rewilding Europe, including over 120 free-roaming bison. WeWilder offers responsible tourism experiences, such as bison-centered eco-tourism and planet-friendly team retreats at the WeWilder Campus. Guests reconnect with nature, enjoy farm-to-table meals, and work in inspirational spaces that foster creativity and sustainable innovation. Revenue from these activities supports a local circular economy, with 10% directly funding community-driven conservation projects. Through these efforts, WeWilder not only helps communities thrive but also promotes harmony between people and nature, creating true value for both. This approach showcases how sustainable tourism can drive environmental stewardship and economic empowerment in frontline conservation regions.
Sustainable Living
Sustainable development
Community Engagement
Biodiversity
Operating since 2021
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