Grants awarded

To complete the match fund for a newly established Mongolia Conservation Trust Fund which will oversee the Eternal Mongolia Project Finance for Permanence initiative.

To support a grant programme to support large-scale projects to restore biodiversity-rich terrestrial and marine habitats across Europe at the Cambridge Conservation Initiative.

Match funding to create long-term endowments for the conservation of large landscapes centred on Chiribiquete (Colombia), Makira-Masoala (Madagascar) and Tambrauw (Indonesia).

To provide core support for Fauna & Flora and to support its work with local partners and communities to protect and restore important at-risk and biodiversity-rich natural habitats.

To support long-term conservation by establishing or expanding protected areas and strengthening conservation of the most important existing wilderness areas.

To support re:wild to expand its work for nature conservation organizations worldwide.

To provide match funding for a long-term endowment from the Legacy Landscape Fund for the conservation of the Leuser Ecosystem in Sumatra, Indonesia.

To promote nature restoration across Europe through the development of innovative models, including a grant programme to accelerate wildlife comeback in Europe.

To provide a donation to Rewilding Argentina’s Iberá Wildlife Crisis Fund, paid through its fiscal sponsor re:wild.

To support a grant programme to remove redundant dams, weirs and other river barriers across Europe, so that rivers can flow naturally and biodiversity can flourish.

To help local conservation organizations adopt new operational models to adapt to a post-COVID-19 future.

To help local conservation organizations adopt new operational and business models to adapt to a post-COVID-19 future.

To support a grant programme to support large-scale projects to restore biodiversity-rich habitats across Europe at the Cambridge Conservation Initiative.

To establish an emergency response fund to support Fauna & Flora’s partner organizations which were affected by COVID-19.

To support long-term conservation by establishing or expanding protected areas and strengthening conservation of the most important existing wilderness areas.

To acquire properties of strategic value in Argentina and Chile to expand existing park areas, rewild degraded landscapes and advance biodiversity conservation.

To collect seeds and build in-country conservation capacity in biodiverse hotspots experiencing rapid and drastic land use changes.

To support work to restore nature in Europe by: encouraging wildlife comeback, improving policy frameworks to facilitate rewilding, and developing new models to mobilise financial sector support for rewilding.

Towards the restoration of the historic lake, construction of the new lake, and other work to improve the biodiversity of the gardens at the RHS Bridgewater site.

To conserve and restore degraded habitats in the Yellow Sea region in the East Asian-Australasian Flyway.