It is a pleasure to recommend Oliver Dauert, a visionary eco-preneur whose work stands at the intersection of biodiversity protection, social innovation, and community empowerment. Oliver is one of those rare individuals who combines deep ecological knowledge with the entrepreneurial mindset needed to bring about real-world change. Whether he's restoring habitats, supporting regenerative land use models, or mobilizing communities around local conservation efforts, Oliver brings a sense of purpose, creativity, and perseverance to everything he does. His projects don't just aim to preserve nature—they actively regenerate ecosystems while building bridges between people. Oliver understands that real impact emerges when environmental solutions are rooted in local culture and driven by the people who live closest to the land. He’s a natural collaborator, bringing together farmers, activists, researchers, and entrepreneurs with a shared mission to protect biodiversity and build resilient futures. Above all, Oliver leads by example. His integrity, humility, and hands-on approach have inspired many—including myself. I’m confident that any initiative he is part of will benefit not only from his expertise, but from the care, energy, and vision he brings to every challenge. If you're looking for someone to drive ecological entrepreneurship while weaving together nature and community, Oliver Dauert is an outstanding choice.

Wildya is the online home I aspire to have—a community where I feel a sense of belonging and connection. From my very first coffee chat with Oliver six months ago, I knew I wanted to be part of this incredible group. That initial spark has only grown stronger as I’ve continued to engage with the community. What makes Wildya special is its welcoming and diverse community. It brings together people from all walks of life, united by a shared love for nature and a desire to support it. Whether it’s through personal actions, community-led projects, or professional endeavors, there’s a sense of shared purpose that’s deeply inspiring. One of the best aspects of Wildya is how community-driven it is. The Wildya team works tirelessly to shape the space around our needs, constantly iterating based on feedback. It’s empowering to feel like an active participant in a journey we’re all on together. What I get from Wildya evolves month to month, depending on what I need at the time. Right now, it’s a space where I can share my thoughts openly, be seen, commit to actions, and get accountability. It’s also where I learn about new projects, ideas, and people, and where I can join interactive workshops and discussions —like the 2025 Nature Bingo Workshop I’m attending next week to plan my actions for nature in the coming year. Wildya+ has been a fantastic addition too. With the subscription, I’ve gained access to amazing courses, events, and masterclasses. Over the past few months, I’ve had the chance to listen to and interact with inspiring people, like Ollie Potter discussing opportunities in Nature Technology, Sathya Raghu V Mokkapati sharing his ambitious project Soul Forest, Gilles Toussaint sharing his expertise in growth marketing, and Manuela Risch leading a workshop on non-human personas. These are just a few highlights—there have been so many other incredible sessions, and having access to the recordings makes it even better. If you’re looking for a community of nature doers—a place where you can connect, learn, and take meaningful action—I can’t recommend Wildya enough.

Mate, you’re such an example for all of us. And your newsletters rule! 👊🏼

Wildya is an interactive and intuitive platform. Through my active participation, I have engaged with great minds that have provided deep insights and I have also gotten to network and connect with like minded people.

I absolutely love this and agree with the fact that nature positive thinking is sometimes undervalued, and I think that's because it’s difficult and layered. I just had the chance to go through it in detail and I really liked that your questions don’t only focus on the present, but also on the future of the business, which gives this a much bigger scope + it pushes you to think on a personal level, how and if, you or the people you work with adapt these ideologies and mindsets in their day-to-day. I personally aspire to be a social entrepreneur, and will def use your model in the process. Thank you again, Oliver! You're very inspiring, and I hope you keep doing the impactful and amazing work!