Donate to protect the rainforest

We partner with courageous forest defenders around the world to preserve rainforests and their biodiversity, address the climate crisis and strengthen human rights. Your donation is vital to our fight to preserve and protect tropical forests.

A giant toucan sitting on a branch in the rainforest

Your donation for the rainforest

Support Rainforest Rescue with a donation. With your support, we can continue our mission of protecting and preserving the rainforest. We put your donations to work where they are needed most urgently and have the greatest impact.

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With your donation, you enable the work of front-line rainforest defenders – most of whom are Indigenous people or members of local communities – who courageously stand up for nature. Our work to protect endangered wildlife has a positive impact on entire rainforest ecosystems and their breathtaking biodiversity. Preserving the rainforest is also active climate protection.

Rainforest conservation

The web of life is so tightly woven in the rainforests that documenting new species is an everyday occurrence for researchers.

Protecting wildlife and its habitat

Our work protects iconic rainforest wildlife like gorillas in the Congo Basin, orangutans in Indonesia and jaguars in Brazil, as well as countless others.

Supporting rainforest defenders

Rainforests are in particularly good shape wherever Indigenous peoples live and local communities are committed to conservation.

Donate to a favorite region

Rainforests stretch along the equator like a green belt around the planet. On each continent, the forests have their own unique flavor: Three of the four great ape species live in Africa, while orangutans are only found in Southeast Asia. In Latin America, the sheer vastness of Amazonia – home to more than 500 Indigenous peoples – is truly awe-inspiring.

Defending rainforests in Southeast Asia

The forests of Southeast Asia are the last refuge and habitat of orangutans, Sumatran tigers, birds of paradise and Komodo dragons.

Rainforest south of Korup National Park, Cameroon

Protecting Africa’s rich natural heritage

The Congo Basin is home to the second largest rainforest in the world, habitat of gorillas, chimpanzees and forest elephants. Our partners courageously defend these forests.