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Lungs ofEarth

Give nature back to the planet.

Aerial view of forest canopy with a river winding through it (placeholder image)

Give nature backto the planet.

Protect real pieces of nature,
one square metre at a time.

Explore the land
Suriname/ Project 001
05° XX′ XX″ N
55° XX′ XX″ W
Coordinates pending verification

Why we exist — 01

Not every piece of land
needs a purpose.

Sometimes leaving it alone
is the purpose.

Across the world, natural land is valued for what can be built, harvested or extracted from it.

Lungs of Earth begins with a different idea: acquire natural land and give it the chance to remain natural.

No construction.No harvest.Just nature.

The intention behind every project. How it is secured is set out in Transparency.

What does
1 m² look like?

About the size of a doormat. Then ten of them. Then a small garden. Then something that starts to feel like a place.

1 m²
10 m²
100 m²
1,000 m²

Choose an area

How much Earth
would you leave wild?

25

€125

Based on €5 / m²

Or pick a size

Working figure — final pricing to be confirmed. Nothing is charged. Participation is not open yet.

Area to scale5.0 × 5.0 m

Project 001

A square metre means very little without knowing where it is.

The land is real.
So should the map be.

Places / 02

Explore the places Lungs of Earth is working to keep wild.

Country-level locations / not project boundaries

Tap a marker to see the land

Forest floor with roots, leaf litter and soil (placeholder image)Placeholder · Detail

A square metre
sounds small.

Until you look closer.

Select a point on the image — canopy, water or soil.

General notes on forest ecosystems, not observations from a specific project site.

Placeholder · Human moment

We don’t want to turn
nature into a product.

We want to give it
a reason to remain nature.

For people

Keep somewhere
wild.

  • Mist hanging over forest at first light (placeholder image)Placeholder · Suriname
    01For yourselfNo occasion. No reason. Just because you want somewhere to remain wild.
  • Macro view of a leaf surface (placeholder image)Placeholder · Detail
    02For someoneGive someone something that doesn't need to be manufactured, shipped or eventually thrown away.
  • Surface of dark water with reflections (placeholder image)Placeholder · Detail
    03For a momentA birth. A wedding. An anniversary. A life worth remembering.

Tangible

A place.
A name.
A story.

Every allocation can become something tangible: a certificate connected to a place, a project and its future updates.

Shown: an example. Certificate design and wording to be finalised.

After the certificate

Your piece doesn’t end
with a certificate.

Follow the wider landscape your contribution belongs to.

A land page follows the project area as a whole. It does not mark an individual square metre on the ground.

Personal land page

Project 001 / Suriname

Emma’s 25 m²

Certificate ID

LOE-SUR-000284

Map / project region

Field notes

  • First walk of the boundary001
  • Mapping the waterways002

Updates

Updates from the project will appear here as they are published.

Illustrative preview / land pages are in development

For organisations

Give something
that doesn’t become
more stuff.

Create a nature contribution for employees, clients, events or milestones — connected to measurable land rather than another physical gift.

Square metres per person

Together, your team could contribute toward

2,500 m²

Estimated contribution

€12,500

€5 / m² · Working figure — final pricing to be confirmed

  • Employees
  • Clients
  • Events
  • Milestones
  • Partnerships
The founder standing at the edge of the forest (placeholder image)Placeholder · Human
In the landscapeDocumentary portrait / to be supplied

Our story

It started with
a piece of land.

Lungs of Earth didn't start in a boardroom.

It started with a simple opportunity: a piece of natural land that could be bought.

There were plenty of things that could be done with it. The land could be changed, used or developed.

But there was another option.

Nothing.

Leave the trees where they are. Let water continue to find its own way. Let the landscape remain a landscape.

That raised a bigger question:

What if protecting land could become as normal as developing it?

Lungs of Earth grew from that question.

[Founder name]

Founder / Lungs of Earth

Read our story

Chapters

Undated until documented

  1. 01

    The beginning

    A first piece of land creates a bigger question.

  2. 02

    Lungs of Earth

    A model begins to take shape.

  3. 03

    The first community

    People and organisations are invited to participate.

  4. 04

    More land

    The ambition: make keeping nature wild economically possible in more places.

No leap of faith required

Don’t just trust us.
Look.

Beautiful photography is not proof. Before participation opens, Lungs of Earth should make the structure behind every project understandable.

Explore transparency

Being documented

Details for this project are being documented and will be published before public participation opens.

What will be publishedEach project page will show the region, the total area and a map. Precise boundaries will be shown once they are confirmed by survey or land records — never approximated.

Being documented

Before participation opens, this section will identify the legal landowner, the relevant land title or registration structure, and the relationship between that entity and Lungs of Earth.

Being documented

Details for this project are being documented and will be published before public participation opens.

What will be publishedA plain-language description of what a contribution is — and is not — together with the rights, if any, that come with it.

Being documented

This will be answered precisely once the legal structure is final. Until then, we do not describe contributions as ownership of land.

What will be publishedHow square metres relate to the wider project area, and what a certificate does and does not signify.

Being documented

Details for this project are being documented and will be published before public participation opens.

What will be publishedHow allocations are recorded, how the total allocated area is capped by the documented project area, and how that record can be checked.

Being documented

Details for this project are being documented and will be published before public participation opens.

What will be publishedThe specific instrument used (for example a title restriction, agreement or designation), who holds it, and for how long it applies.

Being documented

We won't answer this with a promise before the protection structure is documented.

What will be publishedWhat the protection structure allows and prevents, and what would happen to the land if Lungs of Earth ceased to exist.

Being documented

Details for this project are being documented and will be published before public participation opens.

What will be publishedA breakdown across land acquisition, protection and management, administration, operations and future land.

Being documented

Details for this project are being documented and will be published before public participation opens.

What will be publishedWho visits the land, how often, how observations are recorded, and whether any independent party reviews them.

Being documented

Not known yet. This depends on the legal structure and on where you live, and will be confirmed with advisers before participation opens.

Answer

No. Lungs of Earth does not claim carbon offsets, carbon neutrality or biodiversity credits. Any such claim would require evidence and certification we do not have.

The land is
the proof.

Field archive

Placeholders mark where photographs from the land will be published — each with its project, date and field note.

The story
so far.

Figures are shown with their status. Provisional numbers become final only when they are backed by records.

Land acquired
100 hectares Provisional
Countries
2 Provisional
Total area
1,000,000 m² Provisional
Participants
Not yet published
Organisations
Not yet published

This is
one square metre.

Illustrative scale