Making a HOLISTIC IMPACT on ANIMALS, PEOPLE, and THE PLANET.
We are ALL INTERCONNECTED.
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MILLION
in funding deployed to 30+ locally-led partners
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MANGROVES
seedlings cultivated across the Caribbean
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ACRES
of critical ecosystems permanently protected
The climate crisis is a global issue within reach.
WELL/BEINGS was founded on the belief that environmental issues, as part of a connected ecosystem, have ripple effects and consequences that necessitate holistic solutions for resolution.
Committed to elevating underserved environmental issues that impact the interdependence between all living beings and habitats, due to the global climate crisis.
Our Approach
We fund conservation where it matters most: places where ecosystems, wildlife, and communities are inseparable, and protecting one means protecting all three.
We use a bioregional approach. Rather than funding isolated projects, we support under-resourced, locally-led organizations working across the same ecological region, whether that's a rainforest ecosystem, a mangrove coastline, or a wildlife migratory corridor, so conservation addresses the full picture: the landscape, the species, and the people whose lives depend on it.
We currently work across two bioregions, the Caribbean and the Bolivian Amazon.
Our MISSION
At WELL/BEINGS our mission is to support locally-led conservation initiatives in the most ecologically critical ecosystems on Earth- as funders, as programmatic partners, as connectors across each region.
We believe in coexistence — and in the idea that the wellbeing of ecosystems, animals, and communities cannot be separated. We listen, learn, and invest in locally led conservation, working toward a future where people and nature thrive together through resilient communities and healthy ecosystems.
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT
Healthy ecosystems are essential to the wellbeing of every living thing. WELL/BEINGS partners with trusted organizations around the world to support conservation, animal welfare, and community-led solutions that protect wildlife, restore critical habitats, and strengthen the connection between animals, people, and the planet.
Photograph by grantee Rondel H. Smith