This spring, you can help our partner Wild Tomorrow connect and expand the Greater Ukuwela Nature Reserve (GUNR) with our appeal Connecting Ukuwela. This reserve is incredibly special in many ways but perhaps above all because it is so unlike what you might expect. When you picture an African...
With our spring appeal: Connecting Ukuwela, you can help our partner Wild Tomorrow connect the Greater Ukuwela Nature Reserve— a wildlife corridor in South Africa’s KwaZulu-Natal. This will create an unbroken pathway from the Lebombo Mountains all the way to the Indian Ocean. But why is this...
Across Southern Africa, dozens of iconic species such as Critically Endangered Black Rhino (Diceros bicornis), are struggling to maintain their numbers. With agriculture and unsustainable development fragmenting so much of their habitat, some may even face extinction in the next decade. By...
At World Land Trust, our conservation mission has always been to weave community and ecological protection together, bringing the relationship between nature and people to the forefront of work to restore habitats and protect species. Today, we’re delighted to share a new report containing the most...
Thanks to your support and generous donations, we’re delighted to announce that our Colombia’s Forests of Mist appeal has reached its £1.15 million target. Our partner Fundación Guanacas can now expand and protect the remarkable cloud forests of the Guanacas Reserve. The cloud forests of the...
Spectacular drone footage from our partner Foundation for the Preservation of Wildlife and Cultural Assets (FPWC) shows us the planting of 700,000 trees across the Caucasus Wildlife Refuge in Armenia’s mountain steppe is well underway. Since the beginning of our Plant a Tree programme, WLT...
Colombia is recognised as one of the world’s Megadiverse countries, meaning it is in the world’s top 17 most biodiversity-rich countries. Home to an incredible range of species, habitats, and ecosystems, it has a cultural diversity to match. To take us on a journey through the country where our...
Madagascar is an ancient island that has been removed from the rest of the world for millions of years. This extended period of isolation has made it one of the most biodiverse places on Earth, home to endemic wildlife that exists only on the island. In partnership with Missouri Botanical Garden’s...
Our latest appeal, Madagascar: A Forest for the Future, will support the Missouri Botanical Garden’s Madagascar Programme (MBG-Madagascar) to secure a key hotspot for threatened plants and irreplaceable floral diversity not found anywhere else in the world. Madagascar is home to an estimated 14,000...
When our ‘Saving Borneo’s Orangutan Corridors’ appeal soared past its £150,000 fundraising target in under two weeks, we knew there was a chance to save even more land than the strategic 10 acres already secured. Our new £300,000 target will allow our partner HUTAN to purchase and protect yet more...
