A New Paradigm of Coexistence Between Humans, Animals and Nature
Feralis is a radical space integrating refuge, ecological restoration, and education. A place where:
Feralis was born from a conviction: we need spaces that embody another way of inhabiting the world—where animals are not "resources" but beings with language, bonds, and rights. Where restoring the land also means healing our relationships.
In a world intent on division, Feralis strives to prove another sensibility is possible. Though the path is long, every workshop, article, book, and conversation plants seeds of change.
The Feralis Project is a holistic initiative combining three interconnected dimensions:
Providing refuge for horses and dependent animals with species-appropriate habitats and respectful care practices.
Restoring degraded lands through regenerative forestry, soil recovery, and native planting practices.
Offering ethical and technical training for animal welfare advocates, rescuers, and sanctuary workers.
Feralis addresses three interconnected crises:
Feralis is a living space where humans and animals heal, learn, and transform their relationships with non-human life and the Earth itself. Beyond a physical sanctuary, it's an educational, ecological, and cultural project sowing new paradigms of coexistence.
At its heart lies the Horses and Dependent Animals Studies program, offering online and in-person courses grounded in ethics and respect.
Feralis is more than a place—it's a replicable model of restoration, education, and deep care, where every being (animal, plant, human) can thrive with dignity.
Sanctuary design, regenerative strategies, curriculum development, and establishing partnerships with academic institutions and ecological organizations.
Securing terrain that meets environmental and logistical criteria—adequate size, water sources, biodiversity potential, and accessibility for educational activities.
Scaling the sanctuary and school based on lessons learned, developing satellite projects, and creating a network of Feralis-inspired centers globally.
A global model of respectful coexistence, where horses and dependent animals live with dignity while actively regenerating ecosystems.
Offers refuge for exploited animals, free from abuse, where they can live according to their nature and form authentic bonds with humans based on respect rather than use.
Counters biodiversity loss through regenerative practices, creating corridors for wildlife and demonstrating practical solutions to environmental degradation.
Equips global caregivers with respectful, evidence-based tools, creating a network of trained professionals who can implement ethical animal care practices worldwide.
In a world facing climate collapse, Feralis proposes a tangible alternative—one that slows environmental degradation and fosters harmony with nature. This is not just a local effort but part of a global movement for a sustainable future.