The forests we protect

Help this project protect over 250,000 hectares of critical bonobo and forest elephant habitat and provide drinking water, education, healthcare, and food security to 30,000 locals.

Orangutans are critically endangered. But we can save them by saving their forests. Rimba Raya protects lowland peat swamp forests in Borneo, Indonesia, helping to ensure that one of the last remaining populations of orangutans on the planet will be around for years to come.

"What's better than turtles? Baby turtles. They are raised and reintroduced into the Jurua and Valparaiso rivers by this project.

"Rangers from this project confiscate more than 1,500 chainsaws a year. That's around 5 a day, and each one can clear cut up to one hectare every day!

This project conserves the largest remaining area of Upper Guinea rainforest in Sierra Leone, home to chimpanzees, hippos, and forest elephants. Help to uplift 122 cocoa-farming communities after years of conflict and the Ebola outbreak.

"Protecting over 200,000 hectares of a vital migration corridor between Tsavo East and West National Parks, the Kasigau Wildlife Sanctuary helps keep two of East Africa's vast natural spaces connected.

Help prevent 19 million tonnes of emissions, the equivalent of powering 3.2 million homes, by saving 180,000 hectares of some of the most diverse and fragile forests on the planet in ParÔöť├ş, Brazil.

"By supporting this project, you help preserve a remote tropical rainforest that was in danger of becoming a cattle ranch.

With tropical forests, wetlands, mangroves, and lagoons, this project protects the beautiful and unique biodiversity of the Guatemalan coast, and grows cardamom, cinnamon, lychee, and rambutan in sustainable agroforestry. Help save this forest now.

Saving a rainforest the size of Los Angeles, supporting over 611 cacao jobs, and protecting more than 30 incredible species like jaguars, macaws, and giant river otters, this project in a National Reserve in the Peruvian Amazon does it all. Help protect this forest today.

In a world increasingly transformed by the hands of humans, this project protects a rare expanse of untouched forest the size of the US state of Connecticut, known as the 'jewel of the Peruvian Amazon'. Help keep this precious forest standing.

Prioritizing indigenous-led development by scaling up sustainable community forest management. Help continue these activities and traditions, preserve 120,000 hectares of tropical forest, and improve the livelihoods of seven remote indigenous communities on the edge of the Peruvian Amazon.

Bukaleba Forest Project: Pioneering Sustainable Forestry and Community Development in Uganda

Keo Seima Wildlife Sanctuary covers 292,690 ha in eastern Cambodia, part of the ancestral home of many Bunong indigenous people, and home to 75 threatened species.

This project protects a large swath of rainforest in the Congo Basin by encouraging sustainable agricultural practices and reducing deforestation. By advancing education, healthcare, and economic opportunities, the project also improves the quality of life of local communities.

Since 2011, this project has protected the home of elephants, cheetahs, and lions; removed over 600 snares; and supported healthcare, clean water, schooling, conservation agriculture, community gardens, beekeeping, and ecotourism.

The Chocó-Darién Conservation Corridor REDD+ Project was the first conservation project in the world to be awarded carbon credits for protecting community-owned forests.

Bukaleba Forest Project: Pioneering Sustainable Forestry and Community Development in Uganda

Support Virginia Beach Forest and make a difference in protecting 24 acres of vital woodland from development and mitigating ecological risks.

Recycle used lumber into flooring and other local recycling activities