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When you donate, you’re funding the reforestation of our planet’s precious rainforests and cloud forests. Choose to sponsor an acre, plant a tree, or offset your carbon footprint—all vital actions that help prevent biodiversity loss and build resilience against climate change.

 

Your support restores degraded land, connects fragmented habitats, and protects countless species.

 

Join us in making a real difference—donate now and take action for a sustainable future!

HELP US SAVE NATURE
Saving Nature works in world's greatest forests to prevent extinctions and fight climate change. Guided by science, we buy land and plant trees to create a better future.
PLANT TREES.
RESTORE HOPE.
Planting trees is a legacy for yourself, a loved one, and the planet. Each ring on your tree marks another year where you made a difference.
RESTORE BRAZIL'S
ATLANTIC FOREST
Our efforts to restore this great forest
led to the first tapir born in the wild in Brazil in 100 years.
PROTECT SUMATRA'S
LEUSER ECOSYSEM
Creating a wildlife corridor between isolated forest fragments gives elephants freedom to roam along ancient migration routes.
SAVE COLOMBIA'S
CLOUD FOREST
Our corridor in Colombia's Western Andes helps species move uphill to cooler climates to escape climate change.

Saving Nature, Inc. is a nonprofit corporation granted tax-exempt status with the IRS as a 501(c)(3) organization. As a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization, donations to the Saving Nature are tax-exempt and qualify as a charitable deduction for federal income tax purposes. Saving Nature complies with all 501(c)(3) rules.  and regulations. Help us save animal species. Donate today. 

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Offset someone’s carbon footprint this year and you are giving two gifts. The first for your loved one. The second for the planet.

The time is now to enlist new trees in the fight against climate change

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