Let’s bring nature back to life together

WE’RE on a mission to protect & restore biodiversity. Together with local communities, and with you.

We safeguard, rewild and rewet 5 key habitats. One tree, coral reef, seagrass bed and meadow at a time. Because we believe humans can be a strong force of nature too.

Biodiversity conservation & restoration is our strongest natural defense against the climate crisis.  Let’s steward wildlife from survival into thrival mode. 

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Brown-headed spider monkey
Chinambi - Jambatu

WE FOCUS ON 5 HABITATS, pick yours

What our communities do for you

Tapichalaca_Palanda - rangers

Biodiversity conservation

Our first priority is to protect the irreplaceable wild fauna, flora and fungi that’s left. The most powerful solutions to the climate crisis are millions of years old. But Earth's biodiversity is collapsing. Wildlife populations have declined by an average of 69%, in the past 50 years. We protect the land and the ocean so it can protect us. 
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Planting coral in Bali - Habitats

Biodiversity restoration

We restore, rewild and rewet degraded habitats so they can reflourish. Without our key stone species the ecosystem’s architecture collapses - dramatically changing the balance of life, the air that we breathe and the food that we eat. By investing in biodiversity, we safeguard our future habitats and generations.
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wE boost both to bring nature back to life

We recover what is lost and preserve what remains. Restoration without conservation is like putting a bucket under a dripping tap without bothering to repair it.

Join forces & Support habitats

We make it easy for individuals, companies and organizations to safeguard biodiversity. You directly support communities who protect and restore key habitats. Let us act now!

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The need for speed, in numbers

30%

of mammals are at risk of extinction

69%

of wildlife populations declined in the past 50 years, on average

75%

of Earth's land has been altered by human activities

94%

drop in wildlife populations in Latin America & the Caribbean

93%

of the world's ocean is unprotected

35%

of wetland areas have been lost between 1970 and 2015

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  • Biodiversity conservation
  • Research
EDNA Analysis

Uncovering the Secrets of Harlequin Toad Survival in the Peruvian Andes

  • Peru
  • GRASSLAND , FOREST , WETLAND
We are using eDNA metabarcoding to re-detect lost Atelopus species across the Peruvian Andes, while simultaneously scanning for other species of high conservation concern and identify potential threats to remaining habitats. Besides shedding more light on the survival of Atelopus species, our insights will aid in providing rapid and essential baseline data for guiding conservation action.
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  • Biodiversity conservation
Chinambi-Golundrinas, picture by Davy Noelmans

Chinambí, a diversity hotspot for harlequin toads in the Chocó

  • Ecuador
  • FOREST
The Chocó forests of northwestern Ecuador and western Colombia are among the world's top ten biodiversity hotspots. The project is located within the Key Biodiversity Area “Drácula-Golondrinas”, known for its extremely high biodiversity with many species occurring only there. Two species of critically endangered Harlequin Toads are persisting until today in the Municipalities of Mira and Espejo: Atelopus coynei and Atelopus lynchi. Together with our implementing partner Centro Jambatu and local communities, we protect these endangered harlequin toads and empower local stewards of biodiversity.
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