Daphnaie tree and fields crest

DAPHNAIE

HOLDING

We own land to preserve nature

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Our mission

We do not inherit
the earth from our
ancestors. We preserve
it for our descendants.

Daphnaie Holding

acquires and protects natural land of ecological, cultural and historical importance. We preserve biodiverse habitats, wildlife and the natural balance for future generations.

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Protected lands

A global commitment

18
Territories protected
24,560
Hectares preserved
312
Species protected
8,741
Stewards & contributors
World map showing Daphnaie protected territories
Carpathian forest valley

Carpathian Forest
Romania

2,450 hectares
Protected in 2023

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Support Live Preservation Projects


Together we can acquire and preserve irreplaceable land and keep it wild forever.

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Pine forest in the Black Forest

Black Forest
Germany

Goal: €2.4MRaised: €1.1M

842 stewards 46%

Northern wetlands surrounded by trees

Northern Wetlands
Finland

Goal: €1.8MRaised: €920K

673 stewards 51%

Mountain wilderness in the Balkans

Illyrian Wilderness
Balkans

Goal: €3.2MRaised: €1.7M

1,256 stewards 53%

Iberian highlands at sunset

Iberian Highlands
Spain

Goal: €2.1MRaised: €680K

492 stewards 32%

Protecting
wildlife

Preserving habitats.
Preserving life.

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Transparency & Trust

Legal protection

Perpetual conservation agreements

Land ownership

Owned and protected in perpetuity

Ecological monitoring

Satellite monitoring & field research

Impact reports

Annual reports & public accountability

Financial transparency

Clear funding allocation & audit reports

2023 Impact Report

See how your support is making a lasting impact.

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Our legacy

Some things must outlive us.

Together, we preserve the natural world for
future generations and all living beings.

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Help land outlive us.

Tell us how you would like to contribute. Our stewardship team will be in touch.

Protected territory

Carpathian Forest

This habitat is held for permanent conservation. Its forests, watersheds and wildlife corridors are monitored by local stewards and ecological partners.