Preserve biodiversity
Our end of the year campaign will focus on Colombia, where purchasing an important land is within TiME’s reach. TiME’s board has approved the allocation of this campaign's entire funds to the Colombia project, which will enable TiME to end the year with a successful achievement.
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Fundación Biodiversa Colombia
Colombia

TiME has agreed to a revised application to purchase the adjacent land — Galilea — to further expand El Silencio Nature Reserve and protect Colombia’s lowland biodiversity.

Vote 246 $43,814
62.59% Complete
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Wildlife Clubs of Kenya
Kenya

Wildlife on Mount Longonot—such as cheetahs, hippopotami and bearded vultures—are under threat from agricultural expansion.

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Nature Kenya — NEW!
Kenya

Dakatcha Woodland is a refuge for endangered species found at only a handful of other sites but has no formal protection status.

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 How TiME works

Biodiversity hotspots around the world are threatened by human activity and habitat loss.

TiME directs 100% of the money you donate to purchase and protect land in Earth’s most biologically diverse areas.

When you become a member (for as little as US$1!), you can vote to decide which conservation project will receive TiME’s funds. Each donor receives a single vote to nominate their preferred conservation project. At the end of the year, we allocate the sum of donations according to the relative number of votes each project earned.

Crowdfunded
The money to buy land and preserve biodiversity is 100% crowdfunded
Transparent
100% of the crowdfunding contributes directly towards our conservation projects
Inclusive
Everyone can vote for which conservation project they want to prioritize saving first
Globally Local
We always partner with local organizations to ensure land stays in the hands of indigenous people
Endangered
2
primates are already Extinct
63
primates are Critically Endangered
121
primates are Endangered

The current extinction rate is estimated to be over 100 times the background rate (the natural extinction rate). Habitat loss is the main driver of species extinction. Tropical forests, holding much of the world’s biodiversity, disappear at a rate of 5400m2/second.

Endangered
6
carnivores are already Extinct
4
carnivores are Critically Endangered
32
carnivores are Endangered

The current extinction rate is estimated to be over 100 times the background rate (the natural extinction rate). Habitat loss is the main driver of species extinction. Tropical forests, holding much of the world’s biodiversity, disappear at a rate of 5400m2/second.

Endangered
145
birds are already Extinct
218
birds are Critically Endangered
416
birds are Endangered

The current extinction rate is estimated to be over 100 times the background rate (the natural extinction rate). Habitat loss is the main driver of species extinction. Tropical forests, holding much of the world’s biodiversity, disappear at a rate of 5400m2/second.

Endangered
26
reptiles are already Extinct
196
reptiles are Critically Endangered
382
reptiles are Endangered

The current extinction rate is estimated to be over 100 times the background rate (the natural extinction rate). Habitat loss is the main driver of species extinction. Tropical forests, holding much of the world’s biodiversity, disappear at a rate of 5400m2/second.