How we protect wilderness.
Our guide to saving the world.

1
Find land plot
In rapid assessments, we work with researchers to determine the conservation value of a forest area. The decisive factors are whether the area has a high level of biodiversity and CO2 storage capacity, whether it is under threat and whether it is located in a strategically important place.
2
Buy in advance
The purchase of the land is financed with loans. We do not collect donations for land that we do not yet own.
3
Obtain land registry entry
We only work in countries with a high level of legal security and only buy land with a land register entry. All two or three foundations are entered in the land register.

4
Create aerial images
We use drones to create high-quality aerial panoramas of our land. These are uploaded to our website. Each square meter is provided with specific geocoordinates.
5
Refinance through donations
Anyone can donate to a specific piece of this wilderness area. The donation refinances the purchase and ensures long-term protection. Each square meter is only allocated once.
6
Prove by certificate with geo-coordinates
Donors receive a personalized certificate with the exact geocoordinates of the piece of forest they have helped to protect. This makes the protection tangible and directly traceable.

7
Research, document, communicate
Environmental ambassadors and researchers visit the areas, conduct research together and experience the forest they are protecting. They then use the research findings, photos and videos for environmental education in schools and to get people excited about wilderness.
8
Ensure long-term protection
Regular visits, local partnerships, forest guardians, property taxes and the foundation concept ensure the long-term protection and ecological integrity of the areas.