Nyerere National Park and Selous Game Reserve
The Selous Game Reserve in southeastern Tanzania is one of Africa’s largest protected areas and internationally recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Tanzania
Mahale National Park
At the western tip of Tanzania, on the shore of Lake Tanganyika, lies a mountainous region boasting chimpanzees and rich biodiversity.
Tanzania
Lomami National Park
Protection of the Lomami ecosystem flora and fauna
Protection of the flora and fauna of the Lomami ecosystem and establishment of a functioning national park administration together with local partners.
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Cantão ecosystem
Protection and management of rich variety of terrestrial and aquatic wildlife in the Cantão Ecosystem
Brazil
Manu Landscape
Conservation of the extraordinary biological, cultural and environmental diversity of the Manú landscape
Peru
Yaguas-Putumayo
Conservation of the biodiverse ecosystems of the Yaguas National Park and the transboundary Lower Putumayo River Ecosystem
Peru
Bahuaja Sonene and Tambopata
From the high altitudes of the Andes to the Amazon
Support the management of the protected areas of the Bahuaja Sonene Tambopata landscape
Peru
Purús Landscape
Protecting Peru’s largest national park
Maintaining the conservation status of the protected areas and indigenous lands in the Purus landscape with an integrated, ecosystem approach through participatory management.
Peru
Bale Mountains National Park
One Park, Many Worlds
From the mountains to the cloud forests: Protecting endemic species in Bale Mountains National Park and empowering the people of the region.
Ethiopia
Bukit Tiga Puluh
A home for orangutans, elephants and tiger
Bukit Tiga Puluh translates in local language to “30 hills”. This landscape is located in the center of the Indonesian island of Sumatra, a global biodiversity hotspot in the Sunda Islands (Sunda Archipelago), where particularly high species richness is found.
Indonesia
Ukrainian Carpathians
Wild Forest Conservation and Emergency Support for protected areas
Wild Forest Conservation and Emergency Support for protected areas.
Ukraine
Kon Ka Kinh and Kon Chu Rang
A habitat for rare primates and other wildlife
Forest protection in the Central Highlands of Vietnam.
Vietnam
Gonarezhou National Park
A Place for Elephants
Home to an estimated 11,000 elephants, the Gonarezhou National Park truly deserves its vernacular name as ‘Place of Elephants’.
Zimbabwe
Kanuku Mountains
The Kanuku Mountains region represents a unique area, most of which is largely unexplored.
Guyana
North Luangwa National Park
The North Luangwa National Park in Zambia is home to many animals, especially Zambia’s only black rhino population and an increasing elephant population.
Zambia
Nsumbu National Park
A landscape defined by water
Covering an area of 10,000km2, the Nsumbu-Mweru ecosystem is the heart of an exceptional ecosystem located between the great African lakes of Tanganyika in the east and Mweru in the west.
Zambia
Wild Polissia
Conservation of Europe’s largest natural river landscape and emergency support for protected areas
Polissia is Europe’s largest remaining inland wetland wilderness. Some of the continent’s last ‘wild’ rivers meander across the landscape, through a vast patchwork of extensive carbon-storing peatlands and forests, islands, lakes, bogs and wet meadows.
Ukraine
Białowieża Forest
One of the last and largest lowland, mixed-broadleaf, virgin forests in Europe
The expansive Białowieża Forest is one of the last and largest lowland, mixed-broadleaf, virgin forests in Europe.
Poland
Serranía de Chiribiquete
Incredible biodiversity in a remote rainforest
Serranía de Chiribiquete is located in the heart of the Colombian Amazon and is one of the few places where the fauna of the Guiana Shield, Orinoco savannas, and Amazon rainforest converge.
Colombia
Altyn Dala
From the mountains to the cloud forests: Protecting the rich biodiversity of Bale Mountains National Park and empowering the people of the region.
Kazakhstan
Serengeti National Park
People, Wildlife & Conservation
Discover how long-term conservation, protected areas, and community partnerships help keep the Serengeti ecosystem connected for people and wildlife.
Tanzania
Serengeti Ecosystem
Community Conservation Work in the Serengeti Ecosystem
The Serengeti ecosystem is a mosaic of protected areas and community land. Wildlife traverses each of these areas throughout the year. Protecting wilderness and promoting sustainable development of the local communities go hand in hand.
Tanzania
Jüterbog, Lieberoser Heide, Heidehof and Tangersdorf
Brandenburg Wilderness Foundation Wilderness areas
The tanks have left their marks. But nature is reclaiming its territory, and the Brandenburg Wilderness Foundation is letting it.
Germany
Wolf Mountains
One of Europe’s last remaining wilderness areas
One of Europe’s last remaining wilderness areas is located in the heart of the Carpathian Mountains. Bordering Poland, Slovakia, and Ukraine, the “Wolf Mountains” stretch across a wide area, which for many years was abandoned due to its location along country borders.
SlovakiaPoland
Wilderness in Germany
Broad alliance for more wilderness in Germany
The initiative Wilderness in Germany is working to create more wilderness by conducting area projects and public relations work, and by providing policy advice.
Germany
