"Can you save the rainforest by buying it?"
The article about Wilderness International, published in National Geographic’s online magazine, answers this very question. A true accolade — and one we’re incredibly proud of!
In the article, the author introduces our mission and projects and provides the latest context and insights, highlighting why our work matters and why we need to act now to permanently protect the last remaining intact wilderness areas.
The feature is illustrated with stunning images from our protected areas, captured by photographer Mattis Weber.
One square metre of rainforest provides a great deal of habitat at high altitudes.
Before a plot of land is purchased, researchers – in this case, Mammal Research Co-ordinator Nadine Holmes – assess its biodiversity using camera traps.
A young hooded capuchin monkey (Sapajus apella) is sitting in the thicket of the Secret Forest in Peru.