Safeguarding the Future of Our Forests After Wildfires
Thanks to you 👏
316
100%m² of regenerated and protected forests



The project
NatureAnimals
Natural regeneration is the driving force behind the forest’s recovery after a fire. The soil, the seed bank, and the biodiversity spared by the flames immediately initiate a new ecological cycle. To protect this dynamic, we acquire fire-damaged plots and allow them to regenerate without human intervention by designating them as protected areas. By relying on natural processes, we support the resilience of ecosystems in the face of ongoing changes.
Action regions
France
45,000
hectares already burned in France in 2026
9 out of 10
The fires were caused by humans
36,500
affected animal, plant, and fungal species
Solution
At ETATS SAUVAGES, we purchase fire-damaged plots to preserve them for the long term. We identify and protect plots where non-intervention is the best choice given the ecological stakes. This approach preserves deadwood, maintains a microclimate favorable to seedling growth, and protects the genetic diversity of the forests.
Use of the money
Your donations will primarily fund the acquisition of land or the legal protection of fire-damaged forests with high ecological potential. This land ownership ensures that these forests can evolve freely over the long term, protected from any human intervention. The funds will also support scientific monitoring of natural regeneration and the development of awareness-raising initiatives in the field to change perceptions of these damaged ecosystems.
What will your donations be used for?
Action regions
France
The best way to preserve life? Do nothing—it’s
cheaper than trying to recreate what has been destroyed.
Julie de Saint Blanquat
Founding President
Certified association
États Sauvages is an association certified by Dift, here are the criteria we evaluate:
Financial management
Innovation & efficiency
Entrepreneurial spirit, agility & ambition
Governance & values
Transparency, monitoring & impact measurement
Systemic impact
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