Legacy Landscapes Fund was set up to guarantee long-term conservation funding for nature, climate, and people.
We aim to source significant public and private funding to finance a diverse portfolio of 30+ outstanding protected areas by 2030. By effectively conserving these “legacy landscapes”, we protect biodiversity, promote climate resilience, and foster equitable development.
Latest Stories
Gunung Leuser Field Report
A team from LLF recently set out to explore the lush forests of Gunung Leuser legacy landscape in Indonesia.
Cardamom Mountains Field Report
A small team from LLF recounts a recent visit to Central Cardamom Mountains National Park, a legacy landscape in Cambodia.
5 Reasons Why Protected Areas Work
As a conservation strategy, why do managed protected areas – such as national parks – actually work?
LLF Turns Two
A few words from ED Stefanie Lang on LLF’s second anniversary Two years ago today, Legacy Landscapes Fund (LLF) was officially launched.
Presenting LLF’s Annual Report 2022
LLF is growing. Inside the 2022 Annual Report, we chronicle LLF’s development from seedling organisation to global biodiversity fund, best exemplified by our recognition in the COP15 outcomes from December last year.
New Candidate Sites Announced
Legacy Landscapes Fund (LLF) is delighted to announce plans to fund seven new globally significant biodiversity areas in the next year.
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