Wildlife in Ethiopia

Discover the Kafa Biosphere Reserve

The Kafa biosphere Reserve is the birthplace of wild coffee and home to around 300 bird species. Here, NABU protects precious rainforest and a unique natural treasure.
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Living and breathing nature conservationin Germany and worldwide

Founded in 1899, NABU (The Nature And Biodiversity Conservation Union) is Germany’s oldest and largest environmental association. With more than 980,000 members and supporters and 70,000 active volunteers, NABU works tirelessly to protect species, habitats and climate, at home and worldwide. Our projects around the globe empower strong local partners to take action for nature conservation and against the climate and biodiversity crises.

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Our new website has gone live a little earlier than planned. The global PHP security vulnerability has prompted us to bring forward the launch, which is why it’s already here: our new NABU site.

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Our international projects

Sundew in a peatland in Latvia.

Scaling Up Peatland Restoration in the EU

LIFE SUPER EU

Peatlands are powerful carbon reservoirs. With a new project co-financed by the EU LIFE programme, NABU and its partners are setting out to transform and dramatically expand European peatland restoration, making a major contribution to the EU's climate goals.

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Blick auf das Reha-Zentrum für Schneeleoparden, umgeben vom Hochgebirge Kirgististans.

Rescue, recovery and education

NABU rehabilitation centre in Kyrgyzstan

In the high mountains of Kyrgyzstan, NABU runs a unique rehab centre for snow leopards and other wildlife. Injured animals are treated and prepared for release here. The centre also provides environmental education for local communities.

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Salt Côte D-Ivoire Azagny

Women as role models for nature conservation

AfricElle

Women play a decisive role in the fight against the climate crisis. The project AfricElle helps over 20,000 women throughout six African countries to conduct nature- and climate-friendly farming operations, and strengthens their efforts on behalf of nature.

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How NABU operates worldwide