MaPHow it works

Five steps from your gift to two growing places.

Give once. Half plants nature in a city that becomes a gateway to the wild, half restores the wild landscape it is matched with, and you see both grow.

Map my impact
A stream over granite under alder and oak in Portugal
PortugalWhole Wild World
Volunteers planting together
Planting dayCity

Five simple steps

  1. Discover a Patch

    Explore local urban Patches in your community and see how they connect to wider places.

    The Landport Ditch patch under the Rock of Gibraltar
    Landport DitchGibraltar

  2. Choose your impact

    Select the Patch you'd like to support and see the wild restoration project it connects to.

    Concept illustration of a green corridor of trees and wildflowers between apartment blocks
    A city patchIllustration

  3. Make a donation

    Your contribution is securely processed through Stripe.

    A newly planted seedling in turned soil
    Just planted

  4. We match your impact

    Your donation supports both the local urban Patch and a connected wild restoration region.

    Concept illustration of people harvesting vegetables in an Entebbe community garden
    EntebbeIllustration
    Hands holding a pine seedling in Uganda
    Its wild matchUganda

  5. See the difference

    Follow updates, photos and measurable outcomes for both ecosystems on their patch pages.

    A partner's field report open on a table
    Reported back

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 A stream over granite under alder and oak in Portugal

Urban rewilding

  • Mini forests and green spaces
  • Community connection
  • Education and awareness
  • Local biodiversity boost

Wild restoration

  • Habitat and ecosystem recovery
  • Biodiversity protection
  • Landscape-scale impact
  • Long-term ecological resilience