With a forest sponsorship, you can help us reforest a piece of forest in the Sauerland that has been destroyed by climate change. In 2022, we bought an area of over 81,000 m² near Marsberg and now want to renature it piece by piece so that a species-rich and ecologically valuable forest can be created again.
SAVE WALDEMAR! – OUR REFORESTATION PROJECT IN THE SAUERLAND
It is important to us to raise awareness of the effects of the climate crisis and, above all, to help regionally. We would like 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 want to support the reforestation of the "lunar landscapes" that have been created in many places by man-made climate change.
Starting with our first future forest in the Sauerland: Waldemar! That's what we named it together with you, and with every order on www.wijld.com you automatically protect a small piece of Waldemar. By sponsoring a forest you can achieve even more and decide freely how much area you personally want to protect for the future.
Plant a piece of forest with us in the Sauerland and help to green Waldemar.
PLANT A PIECE OF THE FUTURE – FOREST & TREE SPONSORSHIPS
It is important to us to raise awareness of the effects of the climate crisis and, above all, to help regionally. We would like 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 want to support the reforestation of the lunar landscapes that have been created in many places by man-made climate change.
Starting with our first future forest in the Sauerland: Waldemar! That's what we named it together with you, and with every order on www.wijld.com you automatically protect a small piece of Waldemar. By sponsoring a forest you can achieve even more and decide freely how much area you personally want to protect for the future.
Together with our community and students, we have already planted around 10,000 trees in the Sauerland. A wide variety of tree species were planted, such as hornbeam, oak, cherry, and ash.
