What are “legacy landscapes”? LLF’s goal is to guarantee funding for a diverse portfolio of globally important protected areas and their buffer zones. We call these areas our legacy landscapes.
Detailed criteria for what constitutes a legacy landscape can be found in our grant program guide. More details about the legacy landscapes we support, including downloadable factsheets, can be found below.
Africa
North Luangwa National Park, Zambia
A Rich Wilderness by the Riverside
Iona National Park, Angola
An Ancient Desert atop the Skeleton Coast
Gonarezhou National Park, Zimbabwe
Cross-Border Conservation in Action
Odzala-Kokoua National Park, Republic of Congo
The Congo Basin’s Resource-Abundant Rainforest
Asia
Gunung Leuser National Park, Indonesia
Where the Sumatran Tiger Still Roams
Central Cardamom Mountains National Park, Cambodia
Cambodia’s first protected area
South America
Madidi National Park, Bolivia
Prioritizing People and Ecosystems