At the start of the new year, our Executive Director Stefanie sat down with Radio France Internationale (RFI) to discuss how Legacy Landscapes Fund drives impactful conservation finance.

In her recent interview with Frankfurter Allegemeine Zeitung, our Executive Director Stefanie Lang shared her impressions on what is at stake for COP16 in Colombia and Legacy Landscape Fund’s (LLF) contribution to financing protected areas worldwide.  

LLF Commits USD 1 Million Annually to Mongolia’s Onon-Balj National Park and its Buffer Zone

“The Land of the Blue Sky” is a 15-year partnership between Legacy Landscapes Fund (LLF), The Nature Conservancy (TNC) and WWF-Mongolia to sustainably conserve the unique biodiversity, ecosystems, and cultural heritage of Onon-Balj National Park, with a grant of USD 1 million per year.

Deutschlandfunk Radio Interview with Executive Director Stefanie Lang

In her recent interview with “Deutschlandfunk”, our Executive Director Stefanie Lang shared her expectations for COP16 in Colombia and Legacy Landscape Fund’s (LLF) contribution to financing protected areas worldwide.  

Long-term grants confirmed for two more global conservation treasures

Legacy Landscapes Fund (LLF) is proud to confirm the addition of two new sites to its portfolio: Manu-Purús in Peru and Chiribiquete in Colombia. By working alongside implementing partner Frankfurt Zoological Society (FZS), LLF will provide long-term funding to support conservation efforts in these landscapes, both of which are world-renowned biodiversity hotspots. The new grant agreements represent a commitment of one million USD per year for the protected areas and their buffer zones, set to last for as long as possible.

Annual Report 2023

Our latest annual report reflects LLF’s expanded portfolio and increased financial commitments in the face of ever-intensifying strains on conservation work around the world.

New site in Ecuador is added to LLF’s portfolio

The globally renowned Yasuní ecosystem in Ecuador will receive a significant boost in conservation efforts through a new agreement between Legacy Landscapes Fund (LLF) and the Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) , further supported by the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation.

New agreement commits 15 years of funding to Brazilian site

Legacy Landscapes Fund (LLF) is pleased to announce the signing of a grant agreement to provide significant funding for the conservation of Greater Tumucumaque in northern Brazil. The agreement between Iepé, Imazon and LLF is also supported by the Nia Tero Foundation and commits one million USD annually for 15 years to the landscape, which consists of two state conservation units and three Indigenous lands.