A local approach to saving forests

We’ve protected 27 million acres in Latin America, preventing 3.9 billion tons of CO2 emissions. Our success comes from partnering with local and Indigenous communities for over 25 years to protect threatened forests and the biodiverse ecosystems they support.

27 MILLION

ACRES PROTECTED

3.9 BILLION

TONS OF CO2 EMISSIONS AVOIDED

66

INDIGENOUS PEOPLES & LOCAL COMMUNITIES SUPPORTED

222

KEY SPECIES SAFEGUARDED

Where We Work

We focus on protecting and connecting threatened forests across Ecuador, Peru, Mexico, Bolivia, and Colombia.

The places we protect include some of the largest carbon reserves and the most species-rich ecosystems in the world.

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The acres of forest we conserve, the species we save, the carbon we store, the Indigenous cultures and local communities we protect; it all begins with you. Your support now will make a difference for current and future generations.

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