Save threatened wildlife habitats:
Support the World Land Trust

Rainforests, grasslands, wetlands and other wildife habitats are crucial for the survival of endangered species such as Orang-utans and Asian Elephants, as well as thousands of species of birds, plants and insects. The World Land Trust offers you a chance to take Positive Action for wildlife, by helping fund the purchase and protection of important wilderness areas.

Why support the World Land Trust?

Your donation will secure and safeguard biologically important areas forever as nature reserves. It’s as simple and effective as that.

Help us save threatened habitats today

How we work

Sub-tropical forest in Tapichalaca Reserve, Ecuador: SAVED, thanks to donations from World Land Trust supporters.

Over 400,000 acres (161,880 ha) of tropical forest and other wildlife areas have been permanently secured so far, thanks to individual and corporate supporters of the World Land Trust.

The World Land Trust funds the purchase and protection of wilderness areas all over the world. The land saved is owned and managed by in-country project partner organisations. We are currently raising funds to protect wildlife habitats in South America, Africa and South East Asia.
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Who supports the World Land Trust?

See what Sir David Attenborough, Mark Carwadine, David Gower and other supporters say about us:
Messages from WLT Supporters »

Frequently asked questions

For common questions about the World Land Trust and supporting our work, see our FAQs, including

• Why Save Acres with the World Land Trust?
• How is the WLT different to the other organisations buying rainforest?
• When I buy an acre of rainforest or other habitat, what does that mean?