why

Prevention is better than a cure,
but let's do both!

a healthy world

Living with many people on 1 planet poses risks to the quality of life.
Conservation of nature is now more important than economic gain.

soccer field

Forty soccer fields per minute

Worldwide, forty football fields of forest are still disappearing per minute!* While we urgently need more forest now! 

More than 1.5 degrees of global warming threatens our very existence.

Conscious consumption and a willingness to change habits prevents an irreversible problem.

Time to plant new 'soccer fields' of jungle.  

We have already started. Will you join us?

RAINFOREST: THE COMPENSATION FOR C02 EMISSIONS!

Why invest in a tropical forest? 

Research shows that the most optimal way to bind CO2 is to invest in tropical jungle. In the tropics, trees not only grow much faster, the biodiversity is also unprecedented!

Rainforests are the lungs of our earth. They 'digest' our produced CO2 and give us oxygen (O2) in return. This creates a balance in the greenhouse gases, so that the earth remains 'at the right temperature'.

Do you want to offset the emissions of your company or family, but don't know where to start?

Why Costa Rica?

Conservation is woven into the culture of Costa Rica. There is a lot of expertise in the fields of reforestation, nature education and conservation. 

Legislation is also supportive here and we have a large network with motivated partners. This allows the NFF objectives to be achieved quickly. 

The purchased land remains under management of our foundation. This way, NFF ensures that the forest you donate can never be cut down for commercial purposes.

We'd like to share these videos with you

FOREST MEN

Watch this beautiful short documentary about a Native American man who single-handedly plants an entire forest. 

Why trees are important

Short video explaining what trees do for us. 

a SYSTEMIC APProach to conservation

Documentary about permaculture. Made in collaboration with our own Steyn van der Velde.

"Trees take care of us, so let's make sure there are enough trees!
For our children and grandchildren..."