BECOME A FOREST SPONSOR

With a forest sponsorship, you help us reforest a section of forest in the Sauerland that was destroyed by climate change. In 2022, we purchased an area of over 81,000 m² near Marsberg and now want to restore it to its natural state piece by piece, so that a biodiverse and ecologically valuable forest can develop once again.

SAVE WALDEMAR! – OUR REFORESTATION PROJECT IN THE SAUERLAND REGION

It is important to us to raise awareness of the impacts of the climate crisis and, above all, to help at a regional level. We want to show and make tangible just how important the forest ecosystem is for the climate. That is why we have decided to help our local forests and support the reforestation of the “moonscapes” that human-induced climate change has created in many places.

We started with our first future forest in Sauerland: Waldemar! Together with you, we gave it this name, and with every order on www.wijld.com, you automatically protect a small part of Waldemar. Through a forest sponsorship, you can make an even greater impact and decide for yourself how much land you want to protect for the future.

BECOME A FOREST SPONSOR NOW

Plant a piece of forest with us in the Sauerland and help green Waldemar.

SPONSORSHIP

PLANT A PIECE OF THE FUTURE – FOREST & TREE SPONSORSHIPS

It is important to us to raise awareness of the impacts of the climate crisis and, above all, to help on a regional level. We want to show and make it tangible how important the forest ecosystem is for the climate. That is why we have decided to help our local forests and support the reforestation of the moonscapes created in many places by human-induced climate change.

We started with our first future forest in the Sauerland: Waldemar! Together with you, we gave it this name, and with every order on www.wijld.com, you automatically protect a small part of Waldemar. With a forest sponsorship, you can make an even greater impact and decide for yourself how much land you want to protect for the future.

Together with our community and students, we have already planted around 10,000 trees in the Sauerland region. A wide variety of tree species were planted, including hornbeam, oak, cherry, and ash.

A THOUSAND THANKS TO OUR HELPERS!