Project saves a forest, stopping carbon emissions
SINCE 2014
3,511,348
Ancient Trees Saved
2,500
Endangered Species Protected
100,000
Carbon Tonnes Stored
3,000
Sustainable Jobs Created
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Peru
Nii Kaniti
Indigenous-led development with FSC certified timber and cacao agroforestry.
‘Nii Kaniti’ means forest and development in the local native language.
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Brazil
Amazon Valparaíso
Protects an area with some of the highest levels of Amazonian biodiversity
Supports communities in developing sustainable agriculture practices
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Brazil
Brazilian Rosewood
Protects endangered tree species like the Brazilian Rosewood
Supports secure land tenure rights for forest communities
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Kenya
Kasigau Wildlife Sanctuary
Conserves critical African elephant migration corridor
Supports community education and employment opportunities
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D.R. Congo
Mai Ndombe
Protects the most threatened frontier of the Congo Basin rainforest
Conserves critical habitat for bonobos, mankind's closest living relative
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Brazil
Envira Amazonia
Protects nearly 500,000 acres of tropical rainforest and many endangered birds
Enhances the lives of rural forest communities through health and educational programs
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Indonesia
Rimba Raya Orangutan Reserve
Protects the largest privately-funded orangutan reserve in the world
Defends Indonesia's Bornean forests from being converted into palm oil plantations
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Sierra Leone
Gola Rainforest
Protects the largest rainforest in Sierra Leone
Internationally recognised biodiversity hotspot
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Cambodia
Southern Cardamom
Protects one of Asia’s largest tropical rainforests
Elephants, clouded leopards, and indigenous communities
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Peru
Tambopata Biodiversity Reserve
Protects threatened forests & wildlife from illegal logging
Supports sustainable agricultural practices
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Peru
Cordillera Azul
Partnership with the surrounding communities for park conservation.
Protected area with the highest rate of conservation in Peru according to the national authorities.
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Still curious? Hear from our people...
“Forests and wildlife are in danger. As a ranger, it is my goal to ensure that forests and wildlife remain for the next generation.”
Sowath RethyRanger, Southern Cardamom
“Despite the quiet, we lived in fear because of illegal loggers. Many threatened to cut wood here. With the project came the patrols to stop the cutting, and after that, everything got much better. Nobody else disturbs or threatens us.”
AldenoraResident, Brazilian Rosewood
“Protecting mother nature and educating my community on wildlife and the environment makes my work as a ranger so worthwhile.”
Jessica NjeriRanger, Kasigau
Tragically, Jessica Njeri was fatally injured in an elephant attack in December 2020. We have left this up as a tribute to her memory.
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