Protect the Wild
Protect the Wild
We intend to use all our resources to protect wild places and combat the climate crisis.
OUR MISSION
The Freyja Foundation is a private, charitable organization dedicated to supporting innovative, scalable, and lasting conservation solutions that protect our planet’s wild places and combat the climate crisis.
No one will protect what they don’t care about, and no one will care about what they have never experienced.
Sir David Attenborough, British Broadcaster + Naturalist
We’re taking action on our most pressing environmental issues because we are in climate crisis.
What we do
Freyja develops innovative financing solutions and projects through philanthropy and impact investing that permanently protect and restore threatened and degraded eco-corridors as well as empower local communities.
When it comes to the extinction and climate crisis, you have two choices:
Do nothing or do something.
Freyja Foundation is how we are doing something.
OUR PROJECTS
Freyja’s work integrates protecting existing at-threat carbon sinks, re-establishing biodiversity, collaborating with local communities and utilizing public policy.
Argentina
Iberá
Argentina
Iberá
Kenya
Impact Investment
Kenya
Impact Investment
Rwanda
Impact Investment
Rwanda
Impact Investment
Brazil
Impact Investment
Brazil
Impact Investment
U.S.A.
Impact Investment
U.S.A.
Impact Investment
What’s happening
Conserva Puchegüín: Freyja joins forces to protect a key piece in Patagonia’s conservation puzzle
Together with local and international organizations, Freyja launches Conserva Puchegüín, a 7-year campaign to purchase and protect a massive private property in southern Chile.
Read moreLa Nación: The young heiress using her wealth to save the planet
After the death of her father – a powerful U.S. real estate developer – Anne Deane dedicated her wealth to conserve lands and oceans and protect biodiversity.
Read morePatagon Journal: Cochamó Calling: Climbing, Conservation, and Community in Chile’s Puchegüín
Freyja’s Director of Philanthropy Brady Robinson recounts his 20-year journey of conservation, climbing, and community in the Cochamó Valley.
Read moreWHAT THEY’RE SAYING ABOUT US…
Protect what you love!