Partners Powering THE HERDS

THE HERDS wouldn’t be possible without the incredible support of our partners. From creative collaborators to climate champions, these organisations help bring our vision to life - shaping unforgettable events, inspiring action, and making a real impact. Across two continents, partners from many different fields are coming together to show that only by working across cultural and geographical borders, we will be able to create a narrative shift.

Explore our partners and see how their passion and expertise help drive THE HERDS forward.

THE HERDS Partners

THE HERDS Ambassadors

Afdhel Aziz

BRIAN ENO

Dame Joanna Lumley DBE

Fernando Meirelles

George Monbiot

Gopal Patel

Kumi Naidoo

Juliet Stevenson

Natalie Dormer and David Oakes

Neil Vora, MD

Philippe Sands

Roman Krznaric

Tori Tsui

Xiye Bastida

Clover Hogan

THE HERDS Funders

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ARTYARD
Arts Council England
Backstage Trust
Bloomberg Philanthropies
Frederick Mulder Foundation
JKW Foundation
Maria Björnson Memorial Fund
JAMES ARMSTRONG
THE HACKING FAMILY
CHERYL HENSON
DANIELLE LAMBERT
ALEXANDER LEFF
MELONY & ADAM LEWIS
VALERIE DILLON & DANIEL LEWIS
PATRICK McKENNA
PAUL ZUCKERMAN

“What is more important in our days than bringing all the people around the world together to change the destructive paradigm that we have been living in way too long? The world is exhausted. We need to measure the urgency of this challenge, which touches on the essential. Let’s dare to reinvent ourselves.”

Fabrice Monteiro

Artist – Dakar, Senegal

“This is exactly what we need right at this moment in the growth of the global rewilding movement. We need to plant the seeds of imagination in people’s hearts. We know that this is going to reach millions of people and bring the fierce, exciting beauty of nature right onto the streets, into people’s lives and be an incredible talking point and a way of engaging people in our movement with hope, imagination and excitement.”

Alister Scott

The Global Rewilding Alliance

“This project will enable us to continue talking about our local issues. There is nothing like this in Senegal so this will have a very big impact.”

Káddu Yaraax Theatre

Dakar, Senegal