Protect a Piece of Nature
Nature is in crisis, but together we can make a difference. Your one-time donation helps us protect the valuable forests and wetlands of Southern Finland—habitats that provide shelter for countless species and mitigate climate change. Every contribution brings us closer to a well-connected conservation network, ensuring the survival of nature now and in the future.
Our foundation uses 100% of donations directly for acquiring and restoring protected areas. We safeguard forests, wetlands, and waterways, reconnect fragmented habitats through ecological corridors, and restore degraded ecosystems to their natural state. Your donation gives nature space to breathe and allows biodiversity to flourish.
Donate Easily and Securely
Making a donation is quick and effortless. Choose an amount that suits you and support conservation through a trusted organization.
If you wish, you can receive a donation certificate personalized with a name of your choice. This certificate serves as a reminder of your contribution to nature and makes a meaningful intangible gift for a loved one—a gift with a lasting impact.
Why Donate?
- Protect Finnish nature in a tangible way
- Help combat biodiversity loss and climate change
- Support independent and trustworthy conservation work
Be Part of the Change – Protect Nature for Future Generations!
Donate via Bank Transfer or Mobilepay short code
Donation account: FI39 1745 3000 1629 92 (NDEAFIHH)
Recipient: Paremman Luonnon Puolesta -Säätiö sr
Include your preferred message and donation amount in the payment details.
Mobilepay-donations with the short code #20669.
“Save Puula” Campaign Donations:
Account: FI1441080013120350
Recipient: Paremman Luonnon Puolesta –Säätiö sr.
Include your preferred message and donation amount in the payment details.
Mobilepay-donations to the Lake Puula campaign with the short code #22382.
Fundraising Permit:
The Finnish National Police Board has granted our foundation a fundraising permit on June 11, 2020 (Permit No. RA-2020/701). The fundraising area covers all of Finland except Åland.
Help Forest Birds Thrive
Watch this video showcasing some of our forest birds—can you recognize them all? Many species are struggling!
For example, the willow tit population has plummeted, with Finland’s breeding population declining by more than half since the early 2000s. The willow tit is now classified as critically endangered, a stark contrast to its status as a least concern species in 2010 and a vulnerable species in 2015. This rapid decline is an alarming sign of the state of Finnish forest ecosystems, largely due to intensive forestry practices.You can help protect these birds!
The foundation acquires forests to provide safe habitats for these threatened species. Your donation makes a real difference in securing their future!
