Buy an Acre
A donation to our popular Buy an Acre Fund is an effective way to save important wilderness areas. You can help WLT save threatened habitat acre by acre.
Save wildlife habitats - Buy an Acre donation options:
Buy an Acre onlineSave wildlife habitat acre by acre |
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Make a Gift DonationDonations of £25 or more |
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What is the Buy an Acre Fund?
The Buy and Acre Fund is for donations towards projects where our project partners can still buy threatened habitat for, on average, £100 per acre.
Where will your Buy an Acre Donation go?
Donations to the Buy an Acre Fund go to our in-country partners who purchase and secure rainforest and other wildlife habitat in Colombia, Ecuador, Guatemala and Mexico. Your donation will purchase rainforest and other wild lands and help create permanently protected nature reserves.
- £100 saves one acre (4,000 square metres)
- £50 saves half an acre (2,000 square metres)
- £25 save 1/4 an acre (1,000 square metres).
Why Buy an Acre?
- Your donation will be used for our most urgent Buy an Acre projects
- Your donation of £100 will purchase and protect a whole acre of threatened wildlife habitat
- By saving an acre, you will protect all the wildlife it contains
Your support recognised

WLT certificate and Gift Card
- When you donate £25 or more: You will receive a personalised Certificate of Appreciation
- When you dedicate your donation of £25 or more to someone special: they will receive a personalised Gift Pack,
- Certificates, whether printed or PDF, will be personalised for you and sent within five working days. Further delivery information »
Frequently Asked Questions
- What are the 'WLT Action Fund' and 'Buy an Acre Fund'? How are they different?
- How long does it take to receive the Certificate?
- How big is an acre?
- What's included when I save wildlife acres?
- How is £100 per acre figure arrived at?
- In which project areas will my £100 save One Acre?
- Is your online donation system secure?
- Other frequently asked questions
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