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Our partners

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Strong partnerships for the wilderness

Without our partners, we would not be able to protect as much old-growth forest as we have been able to so far: companies committed to wilderness conservation, scientific partners, universities and schools. They take responsibility and, through their commitment to nature conservation, are in some cases leading the way in their sectors as pioneers of environmentally-focused corporate management. Some partners set aside one per cent of their annual turnover to safeguard vast areas of forest, provide targeted support for our research projects, sponsor local initiatives, protect a piece of wilderness with every product sold, reduce and offset unavoidable CO2 emissions, or take part in charity runs as schools.

Thanks to all these partnerships, we can protect more wilderness!

Our nature conservation partners support the protection of our forests through generous financial contributions. Their donations help to safeguard threatened habitats, preserve biodiversity and ensure that specific conservation measures are implemented effectively.

    Our partners are committed to protecting our forests in a variety of ways. Whether through joint projects, expert support, outreach or resources, they play an active role in promoting nature conservation in a holistic and effective manner.

      Our scientific partners provide sound insights and specialist expertise. Through research, analysis and consultancy, they support evidence-based decision-making and ensure that protective measures are effective, sustainable and forward-looking.

        Our educational partners, including schools and universities, promote environmental education and raise awareness of the need to protect nature. They impart knowledge, inspire young people and foster an understanding of ecological interdependencies and sustainable behaviour.