Stand with Nature
The world’s most extraordinary forests are worth protecting, community by community, acre by irreplaceable acre.
Conservation Built To Last
A world worth protecting
The Amazon still stands. Jaguars still move freely from the Andes to the lowlands. Species yet unknown to science still thrive within it. That’s not an accident; it’s 30 years of work.
Nature and Culture protects large, intact forests by working alongside the Indigenous peoples and local communities who have stewarded these landscapes for generations.
Our impact
What we’ve achieved so far
Acres protected across Latin America
29.5 Million
- 4.2B Tons of CO2 stored in protected forests
- 94 Indigenous peoples and local community allies
- 470 Threatened species safeguarded
Our Efficiency
Your dollar protects more here
Our community-by-community model isn’t just the right way to protect forests — it’s the most efficient. Our team lives alongside the people protecting the land, eliminating the overhead that slows most conservation down. When you give to Nature and Culture, you’re funding an outcome, not an office.
- $10 protects 1 acre Support networks of protected and connected areas
- 94% local staff We live where we work
Where We Work
Protecting forests where it matters most
We work across Latin America’s most biodiverse landscapes, prioritizing the most threatened territories with the greatest ecological value — from the Amazon rainforest to the Tropical Andes to the Dry Forest and strategic reserves. These landscapes hold some of the world’s largest carbon reserves and unmatched biodiversity, home to hundreds of threatened species — extraordinary, irreplaceable places essential to climate stability and the communities who ca
See conservation in action
A Unique Opportunity
Your support makes this work possible
Every acre we protect, every community we support, every species that survives, it exists because someone stepped up to protect it.
Your gift today keeps these landscapes standing, keeps communities on the ground doing this work, and keeps this world worth protecting for generations to come.