Wildlands Project

The Wildlands Project is an effort to reclassify up to 50 percent of land within the United States as "native wilderness" areas - and uninterrupted by human use. It is primarily supported by globalist at the United Nations (UN), along with numerous other environmental, non-governmental organizations, working in public-private partnerships with the governments of signatory nations. The International Union of Conservation of Nature (IUCN) help create the project in the mid 80’s, but as we will see in the video - it has it's origin even before that within various organizations within the UN, with the human development and settlement meetings. More specifically, the wildlands came out of the Biological Diversity Assessment (BDA), which which was part of the UN agenda meeting in Rio in 1992. The IUCN is an international group of over 1000 NGO’s and government members. The UN has effectively hidden their true agenda behind environmental advocacy and the outward appearance as caring for helpless species and protecting environments. This has allowed them to implement an agenda that is in direct opposition to private properties rights - a long-held tradition in the United States. In fact, most people supporting these organizations are not even aware of their long-term objective. even though it is no secret. The wildlands maps shown herein, show large swaths of the lower 48 that will be considered protected biodiversity areas, and completely off limits to human use or habitation, and surrounded by buffer zones, where only limited use is allowed and strictly controlled by the government along with other globalist organizations in the public-private partnership of the UN agenda.