Our project aims to restore and conserve the Monarch Butterfly Biosphere Reserve's (MBBR) forest ecosystem and improve the quality of life of its human population. We facilitate peer-led workshops where local farmers learn to use their natural resources sustainably and contribute to the conservation and restoration of the MBBR ecosystem.This unique forest provides critical winter habitat for millions of monarch butterflies that migrate to Mexico from Canada and the United States every fall.

National Wildlife Federation's Adopt-a-Wildlife-Acre program solves dangerous conflicts between wildlife and livestock across the western United States. With your help, we work to protect critical habitat for wild bighorn sheep, bison, grizzly bears, wolves, beavers and other threatened and endangered wildlife. To date, we have permanently protected over 1.7 million acres of land and have a goal of protecting 2 million additional acres of critical habitat over the next three years.

Support the people who are volunteerly working on the conservation and cleanup of the almost forgotten Szadvar Castle in rural Hungary. It helps the local people by attracting more tourists to this underdeveloped part of the country. 'Friends of Szadvar' organizes 3 events every year: summer excavation week and regular cleaning of the castle area in the spring and in the fall. We provide tools, food and lodging for 30-60 volunteers including many children and students.

High Atlas Earthquake Recovery - Almost 2 Years of Action and Resilience Following the devastating 6.8-magnitude earthquake that struck Morocco's High Atlas in September 2023, Global Diversity Foundation rapidly mobilised its long-standing presence in the region to deliver immediate, life-saving support. Within 48 hours, we transitioned from biodiversity and cultural conservation to emergency aid, reaching isolated communities with essentials: food, water, shelter, medicine, and hygiene kits.

Coral reefs are very delicate environments that are currently becoming increasingly threatened all over the world, especially the mesoamerican barrier reef system, due to coastal developments, pollution & hurricanes. The federal government is undertaking an ambitious coral reef aquaculture program to restore the reef ecosystem, which, done alongside the preservation work conducted by local NGOs will be vital to the reefs sustainability as well as marine life it supports.