Mission Canada

Everything is connected.

Wilderness International

Are we protecting 1 million square meters of Mission Earth forest?

After "Mission Peru", marine biologist, environmentalist, photographer and filmmaker Robert Marc Lehmann embarks on a new mission in Canada with Wilderness International. Together we explore the wild nature of the British Columbia coast and show that Everything really is connected. Every single animal - from salmon and orca to grizzly bears, wolves and eagles - plays its part in preserving entire ecosystems.

 

Preserve a piece of this unique habitat now - for yourself or as a gift!

That's how many square meters the Mission Earth Community has already preserved:

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100

Donations

of wilderness sponsors have protected
1.000

m2 of old-growth forest

forever, thus ensuring that
1.000

tons of CO2

remain permanently stored in the biomass of the forest
100,000 m² protected
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Let's go, Team Earth! 

Get in there, protect the rainforest!

Rare coastal wolves, centuries-old jungle giants and mysterious sundew in the forest bog - the temperate rainforest of the northwest coast is a wild treasure. Together with Robert Marc Lehmann and Wilderness International, you can protect this forest forever.

Your donation at a glance: 

  • concrete use: 1 € donation protects 1 m² rainforest

  • Good for the climate:: this leaves 60 kg CO2 permanently stored in living biomass

  • transparent: you will receive a certificate with the geo-coordinates and an aerial photo of the protected forest area

  • lasting impact: your one-time donation guarantees the permanent protection of the area

  • Tax-deductible donation with donation receipt

Name: Mission Earth Forest in Misty Forest

Country: Canada
Region: British Columbia
Location of the protected area: on Porcher Island, approx. 40 km south of the port city of Prince Rupert and not far from the Alaskan border
Ecosystem: temperate rainforest

 

View the protected area on the map

Your certificate - special edition

Immediately after your donation, you will receive a personalized certificate about the piece of wilderness you have protected. It also makes a great gift!

 

This time there is even a special edition - signed by Robert and with one of six pictures that Robert took during Mission Canada! 

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Let's go, Team Earth!

Protect Rainforest

Rare coastal wolves, centuries-old jungle giants and mysterious sundew in the forest bog - the temperate rainforest of the northwest coast is a wild treasure. Together with Robert Marc Lehmann and Wilderness International, you can protect this forest forever.

Robert's commitment in Canada

Robert is also committed to wilderness protection with his "Mission Earth" store projects. The sales of store orders, the Mission Earth book, the annual calendar, the annual planner and the illustrated book have added another large amount of protected square meters to the protected area in Canada. 

100

Donations

by Robert Marc Lehmann

1.000

m2 of old-growth forest

forever, thus ensuring that
1.000

tons of CO2

remain permanently stored in the biomass of the forest
100,000 m² protected
Protect more forest

"The old-growth forest I'm standing in right now is thousands of years old, if not hundreds of thousands. This ecosystem has developed over so many years and has become so tightly knotted that it would not only be a shame to lose the ecosystem - it would be dramatic."

Robert Marc Lehmann

Environmentalist, photographer, marine biologist

Wilderness International

Thank you for your donation

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What is a temperate rainforest?

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Team Effort: Protect a piece of Mission Earth forest as a company!

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Protect a piece of rainforest in Misty Forest now.

With my
donation I make it possible for Wilderness International,
rainforest. With this I compensate
Kg CO₂ which are bound there as biomass. Thanks to my sponsorship of the wilderness, a unique habitat for a huge variety of species is being preserved. I am also making a contribution to a healthy climate on our planet. planet.

How we protect wilderness.

Our guide to saving the world.
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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

Land register entry received

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.
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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 document 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.
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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.

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Ensure long-term protection

Regular visits, local partnerships, forest guardian:inside, property taxes and the foundation concept ensure the long-term protection and ecological integrity of the areas.

1€
*
DONATION?
That's what we make of it.
* the figures are based on real expenditure of the last 13 years
1€ protects
1m² forest!
Initial costs
Long-term costs
20 centsEnvironmental education and communication

This part flows directly into our projects such as wilderness runs and environmental education projects with schools, workshops and our web platform.

5 centsAdministrative expenses 38 centsLand purchase and purchase process

In addition to the costs for the land purchase, costs for the notary and the land register entry as well as property taxes are included here.

19 centsLand purchase preparation: find, research and document relevant nature conservation areas

In rapid assessments, we work with researchers to determine the biodiversity and CO2 storage capacity of the area. Aerial images from drones help us to document the areas.

18 centsLong-term protection and research

The ecological integrity of the areas is monitored and ensured through regular visits, local partnerships and forest guardian. Environmental ambassadors and scientists visit the areas, conduct research together and experience the forest they are protecting.

Initial costs
Long-term costs

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About Wilderness International

The foundation, which is based in Peru, Canada and Germany, purchases legally secure wilderness areas and protects them for the future. The purchases are refinanced through donations, which ensure the long-term protection of the areas as well as environmental education projects and research into CO2-storage and biodiversity. 

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