$1.5 billion commitment to helping conserve 30% of the Earth’s lands and oceans by 2030
As part of its $1.5 billion commitment to helping conserve 30% of the Earth’s lands and oceans by 2030, the Wyss Campaign for Nature is supporting communities, Indigenous Peoples, and organizations that are working to establish, expand, or improve the management of parks and protected areas around the world.
Since launching in 2018, the Wyss Campaign for Nature has disbursed and committed more than $1 billion in grant funds. With this support, conservation partners have protected nearly 90 million acres of land and more than 1.7 million square kilometers of ocean with conservation projects on every continent except Antarctica. That’s the equivalent of protecting an area of land roughly the size of Finland and an area of ocean nearly the size of Mexico. The lands, waters, and wildlife that are being conserved through these projects will be permanently protected for future generations.
Periodically, the Wyss Campaign for Nature evaluates new protected area projects and approves new funding in our effort to help reach the 30x30 goal. Please check this page regularly for updates on the community and Indigenous-led land, water, and wildlife conservation projects supported by the Wyss Campaign for Nature. Additionally, visit the Wyss Foundation to learn more about our conservation work worldwide.
Explore some of the conservation projects that the Wyss Campaign for Nature is supporting
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Banner photo credit: Pablo Rodriguez Merkel