What is ‘Human Nature’?
Human Nature is many things. First and foremost, it is a vision. A vision for a world on which all forms of life can thrive. Now it has become a movement: a community of global citizens making an impact any way they know how. We have volunteers across 104 countries and counting, with others joining daily.
Finally, Human Nature is a philosophy. We believe in reconnecting the family tree of life, showing respect and appreciation for all creatures great and small. We believe that individuals can make a difference.
And we believe in showing them how. We believe that to change the world, we must first change ourselves. So we’re becoming better animals, and saving the world. That is what Human Nature means.
Why human nature?
At heart, Human Nature Projects is a portal, an entrypoint through which anyone can make a difference. As a volunteer, you will be part of a national team: a collective of likeminded people in your country spreading word about the charity's goals and organizing actions on a local scale. You will also have the opportunity to engage in international working groups, bringing together volunteers across the globe that share particular interests or skilsets.
The charity thrives off a flattened leadership structure. Each of our national teams and international working groups is led by a dedicated volunteer or committee, however we encourage anyone to step up and pitch and idea or reach out with feedback for us to take on board. Our model is one of mass individualism: empowering future leaders to find their potential, connecting the connectors and generating grassroots impact globally. And we'd love for you to be part of it. So join us in creating a brighter future together.
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“Human Nature can redefine the conservation market, helping it become more inviting to those that want to help whilst providing guarantees that the help delivered will be effective.”