Mutual Aid Wildlife Rehabilitation Center, Inc.

Mutual Aid Wildlife Rehabilitation Center, Inc.

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    Mission & Vision

    Mutual Aid Wildlife Rehabilitation Center is building a more ecologically just world and dismantling systemic social and environmental injustices through wildlife rehabilitation and community education. 

    By honoring the principles of intersectional environmentalism—a framework recognizing that:

    1. environmental harms and social harms are intrinsically interconnected,
    2. environmental issues disproportionately affect marginalized communities,
    3. advocacy for the environment has to include humans and advocacy for humans has to consider the ecosystem,
    4. the traditional conservation movement in the US has historically ignored or denied the above;

    — MAWR aspires to create resilient ecosystems where animals and humans thrive collectively.

      Our vision is simple yet transformative: A world where humans value wildlife and each other on a systemic level, led by local community who are most impacted, and bound by a shared responsibility.

      MAWR’s unique approach combines direct wildlife rehab, education and movement-building to expand traditional conservation frameworks and broaden the impact of the concept of reciprocity in rural Finger Lakes, NY

      Founder & Coordinator: Nat Smith, LVT, CWR (they/them)

      Bio Coming Soon

      Short Film about MAWR by Food For the Spirit and the ARTS Council of the Southern Finger Lakes


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