Save the Amazon!
The loss of natural habitat is the leading cause of global declines in biodiversity and animal populations. The loss of the Amazon rainforest, in particular, poses a threat to the entire global climate system (Nature).
Your dollars support the titling and permanent protection of old-growth Amazon rainforest. The land is donated by the Brazilian government, and your support pays the legal, demarcation, mapping, and administrative costs associated with the land titling.
This gift comes with 160% matching funds, in partnership with Conserve.org, Re:wild, the Brazilian Ministry of Indigenous Peoples, and the indigenous peoples who inhabit the Brazilian rainforest.
Choose how much forest you protect
How is it possible to preserve an acre of Amazon rainforest for so little? The 160% match by our partners. Pick the size of your monthly contribution.
What your … does
Funded by your gift plus the 160% match.
How does it work?
- Place your order. Complete and submit the order form above.
- Get your receipt. Receive an email that confirms your order.
- If this is a gift, your friend is notified. We’ll email them about your gift. See sample.
- We donate to Conserve.org. At the beginning of each quarter, we donate funds sufficient to preserve the promised acres of the Brazilian Amazon.
- We publish confirmation. Public records from Conserve.org show the rainforest we funded.
Note: Not tax-deductible.
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Sources & estimates
Tree and CO₂ figures are estimates for old-growth Amazon rainforest, rounded from the studies below. Acreage conversions: 1 acre ≈ 0.40 hectares ≈ 0.76 American football fields.
- ter Steege et al., “Hyperdominance in the Amazonian Tree Flora,” Science (2013) — basis for the trees-per-acre estimate (≈390 billion trees across Amazonia).
- Saatchi et al., “Benchmark map of forest carbon stocks in tropical regions,” PNAS (2011) — basis for the CO₂-stored-per-acre estimate.
- Flores et al., “Critical transitions in the Amazon forest system,” Nature (2024) — the climate-system risk cited above.
- Conserve.org public records — acreage preserved through this program.