Critical minerals and the western chimpanzee: how bauxite…
24 February, 2026
Critical minerals and the western chimpanzee: how bauxite…
24 February, 2026
Record-breaking number of projects funded by the Land…
24 February, 2026
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Header photo: conservationist in Kyrgyzstan © Ilbirs
The general objective of the proposed project must be in line with the objective of the Land Acquisition Fund: providing funds to local NGOs and CSOs to acquire threatened nature, create reserves and connect habitats for endangered species.
Furthermore, potentially successful proposals from NGOs or CSOs have:
The Land Acquisition Fund cannot grant financial assistance to:
Together with American Bird Conservancy, the Land Acquisition Fund has published a manual with practical guidelines for people managing privately protected areas. This manual is based on lessons learnt from managers and other experts, and includes pragmatic steps guiding readers from the creation phase to the development of management tools.
Applicants are advised to read the manual:
For 25 years, the IUCN NL Land Acquisition Fund has been enabling the protection of the habitat of endangered and vulnerable species. Through the work of the local conservation NGOs, safeguarding important ecosystems creates a win-win for biodiversity, the climate and human well-being. The Land Acquisition Fund is supported by a growing number of private donors.
24 February, 2026
In West Africa, the global scramble for critical minerals’ is putting immense pressure on unique ecosystems. As the demand for…
24 February, 2026
Its anniversary year was a unique year for the IUCN NL Land Acquisition Fund. In 2025, with 137 projects submitted…