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Hope for Sumatran Tiger and Co

"Harapan Rainforest" pilot project is protecting climate and species

The German Ministry of Environment (BMU) is supporting the conservation of Harapan Rainforest, a 1,000 square kilometer area on the Indonesian island of Sumatra with a unique wildlife. NABU as the German Partner of BirdLife Internationall, the world’s largest network of conservation organisations participating, supports Harapan Rainforest through fundraising, technical advice and promoting. Mehr

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Adygea

NABU has been campaigning on behalf of the local communities and nature of the North-Western Caucasus since the 1990s. We have achieved a series of successes in preserving the biodiversity of the Greater Caucasus Mountain Range thanks to our continuous involvement in the region. Mehr

Armenia

NABU has been advising and supporting the Ministry of Nature Protection of the Republic of Armenia since 2001. We put the implementation of international nature conservation conventions at a high priority. In 2006 we were able to expand our partnership to include joint projects as well. Mehr

Azerbaijan

In Azerbaijan, at the crossroads where Europe and Asia meet, NABU’s work focuses on the development of a local environmental organisation and the conservation of valuable natural habitats and bird species. At NABU we have over ten years of experience in this field of work. Mehr

Ethiopia

To find a way out of the current situation and protect the unique rainforests in the former kingdom of Kafa in Ethiopia, NABU has teamed up with several partners to advocate the sustainable use of wild coffee and promote specially adapted and sustainable development of the region. Mehr

Indonesia

Indonesia has more than 10 percent of the world’s rainforests. This is one reason why Indonesia is one of the most biologically rich countries on Earth. NABU is partner in helping to save the rainforests for its wildlife and the climate. Mehr

Kazakhstan

With an area of 2.7 million square kilometers (1.05 million sq. mi), Kazakhstan is the ninth-largest country and the largest landlocked country in the world. It is equivalent to the size of Western Europe. Mehr

Kenya

Kenya is famous for its fascinating nature and extensive national parks that draw in visitors from all around the world every year. NABU is supporting the long-term conservation of nature with innovative ideas in co-operation with local partners. Mehr

Kyrgyzstan

Since the beginning of the 1990s, our work in Kyrgyzstan, in the fragile high mountainous region of Central Asia, has centred on protecting endangered species, establishing protected areas, environmental education and supporting non-governmental organisations. Mehr

Sahara

NABU has been supporting the international non-governmental organisation, the Sahara Conservation Fund with its work to protect endangered animal species in the Sahara Desert since 2007. The Sahara Conservation Fund has been working in the Sahara region since 2000. Mehr

Tajikistan

In the Pamir-Alai region, the border area between Tajikistan and its neighbouring country Kyrgyzstan, NABU is working in cooperation with partner organisations to establish a cross-border protected area. Establishing a protected area is a project that is both ambitious and long-term. Mehr

West Africa

Cotton made in Africa is a project that helps African small-scale farmers and their families to improve their standard of living and in doing so, reducing the harmful im-pact that cotton cultivation has on the environment. Mehr