Late sun over the Bay of Gibraltar: a bare tree standing on the open slope, the water and the far shore beyond it, a green path running down through the scrub.

Map the wild. Plant here. Restore there.

One donation. Double the impact. Give once and your gift is split in two: half plants nature in a city, half restores a wild landscape it is matched with.

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Urgent appeal, EntebbePlant the forest by 30 November£2,500 still needed for the mini forest

See how it works

Nature is being restored. But mostly in isolation.

Thousands of restoration projects exist around the world. Many struggle for visibility. Many compete for funding. Very few are connected.

MaP changes that.

It is about more than funds. Each city patch becomes a gateway to the wild, a place to experience and learn about it, and it is tied to a wild landscape that is restored at the same time. The idea began in Gibraltar.

Volunteers tending young trees together, illustrative stock photograph — No patch is an island.

You donate once Every contribution makes a dual impact.

Your impact is split Supporting an urban patch and a wild restoration site.

Your patch

Its wild match

Both ecosystems thrive Urban and wild spaces strengthen each other.

Two ecosystems

Two ecosystems.
One connected impact.

Looking across the Landport mini forest: palms and banana plants, a carved wooden trunk, old logs edging the paths and the Rock rising behind the town

50%

To your local patch

Enhances green spaces, restores habitat and improves biodiversity where you live.

50%

To wild restoration

Funds large-scale ecosystem recovery and protects biodiversity worldwide.

One donation. Two places.

Every patch of city nature on MaP is matched with one wild restoration project. Pick a pair, tap a place to give to it alone, and see exactly how the gift is split before you give.