Stiftung Naturschutz Berlin

The Stiftung Naturschutz Berlin is a non-profit foundation under public law, established in 1981 by the Berlin House of Representatives. Its primary objective is the protection and promotion of the natural environment and biological diversity in Berlin. The foundation is involved in a variety of projects focused on habitat conservation, environmental education, and support for nature conservation initiatives. It is renowned for its work in the restoration of moorlands, the preservation of rare plant species, and the promotion of projects aimed at waste reduction and resource conservation. The foundation is financed through income from its endowment capital, institutional funding, and donations.

The Stiftung Naturschutz Berlin is committed to a species-rich and diverse city that not only offers recreation to its residents but also improves the urban climate and creates habitats for flora and fauna. Its goal is to strengthen nature conservation in Berlin through various projects and funding initiatives and to promote environmental awareness among the population. The foundation believes in the transformative power of nature conservation and environmental education and aims to make a sustainable contribution to preserving natural living conditions through its work.

The funding programs of the Stiftung Naturschutz Berlin target a broad audience, ranging from private individuals and citizen initiatives to associations and organizations. Special emphasis is placed on projects that pursue innovative approaches to waste reduction, resource conservation, and environmental education. The foundation supports both small and larger projects that contribute to the protection of the natural environment in Berlin. Its target group also includes children and young people, who are to be engaged in nature conservation through environmental education programs and volunteer services.