MaPPatches

Each city patch is matched with a wild place.

Each city patch is a gateway to the wild, matched with a landscape that is restored alongside it. The first partnerships are being agreed now. Pick a patch to read its story, see where it connects, or give to it.

The Ssanda site in Entebbe: maize and banana under a big sky — **Entebbe, Uganda**Site photo

A stream over granite under alder and oak in Portugal — **Portugal**Wild

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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

Patch: Gibraltar36.15°N 5.35°W

Landport Ditch Planting

Gibraltar's first mini forest, in the old dry moat below Landport Gate.

Wild match: partnership forming

Concept illustration of the Coa river winding through schist cliffs and open pasture in the Faia Brava reserve

Match: Portugal, illustration40.94°N 7.09°W

Faia Brava Active

The Eternal Forest planting inside Portugal's first private nature reserve.

City patch: partnership forming

The Ssanda site: maize and banana plants on farmed ground under a big sky, a house at the edge

Patch: Uganda0.18°N 32.45°E

Entebbe Urgent appeal

An 11,000 sq ft forest at Ssanda, planted before the end of November with the schools next door.

Wild match: partnership forming

The pairs, and the map they join

Every MaP patch is part of something bigger. Each city patch is tied to a wild landscape, and each pair is recorded on Restor, the open map of restoration sites, so anyone can see where the work is and how it is going.

City patchLandport DitchGibraltar Wild matchPartnership formingBeing agreed Mapping next Give
City patchEntebbeEntebbe, Uganda Wild matchPartnership formingBeing agreed Mapping next UrgentGive
City patchPartnership formingBeing agreed Wild matchFaia BravaFigueira de Castelo Rodrigo, Portugal On Restor Give