From the very beginning World Land Trust has been supporting our partners to safeguard threatened habitats by securing land for long‑term protection.
Sir David Attenborough at 100
Sir David has supported World Land Trust (WLT) since it was founded in 1989 and became WLT's official patron in 2003. But he is much more than just our patron – he is an inspiration and we thank him for his continued support.
Celebrate our patron’s remarkable milestone by supporting WLT's vital conservation work today.
What We Do
World Land Trust works with local partner organisations across the world to protect and restore some of the planet’s most threatened habitats. For more than three decades, securing land for nature has been central to our mission, whether through purchase, lease, or community led agreements that support long term stewardship.
World Land Trust supports restoration because healthy forests are vital defences against biodiversity loss and climate change.
World Land Trust’s mission is simple and consistent: Helping people across the world protect and restore their land to safeguard biodiversity and the climate.
Climate change is already reshaping the natural world. By protecting and restoring land, World Land Trust and its partners are taking practical, locally led action to help people and wildlife adapt.
Saving Species
WLT helps save endangered plants and animals by protecting habitat through its worldwide conservation projects.
World Land Trust has more effect on the wild world than almost anything I can think of."
Sir David Attenborough
Our Impact
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1,340,393
HECTARES PROTECTED
(3,312,183 acres)
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1,449,918
Leveraged with WLT support
(3,582,825 acres)
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3,362,691
TREES PLANTED
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162,370,000
TONNES OF CARBON STORED IN WLT SUPPORTED RESERVES
(Estimated)
Take Action For Nature Today
Support us today and make a tangible difference to the natural world!
Action Fund
By donating to World Land Trust’s Action Fund, we are able to act quickly, whenever and wherever urgent conservation action is needed.
Buy an acre
Habitat loss is the greatest threat facing wildlife worldwide. We believe that by protecting land, acre by acre, we are taking the best action to ensure a future for wildlife.
Plant a Tree
Reforestation is one of the main methods of restoring many damaged ecosystems, with Plant a Tree, you can bring vital forest habitats back to life.
