



Landport Ditch and Iberian Highlands
A small urban forest in the old dry moat below Gibraltar's Landport Gate. Matched with Iberian Highlands: 850,000 hectares of mountain, forest and canyon being rewilded in central Spain.
MaP is a donation platform. Give once and your gift is split in two: half plants nature in a city, half restores a wild landscape it is matched with.
Landport DitchGibraltar, Gibraltar
Iberian HighlandsCuenca, SpainOne gift. Half plants the city patch, half restores its wild match.
Thousands of restoration projects exist around the world. Many struggle for visibility. Many compete for funding. Very few are connected.
MaP changes that.
Your patch
Its wild match
Two ecosystems


Enhances green spaces, restores habitat and improves biodiversity where you live.
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The two patches
Every patch of city nature on MaP is matched with one wild restoration project. Pick a pair, pick an amount, and see exactly how the gift is split before you give.
Plants, soil and the first year of care in the city and the wild.


The MaP
Pale dots are city patches. Ringed dots are wild. Lines are matches.
Featured patches
Real places, real partners, already underway. More pairs join as they are matched. How a gift works, step by step




A small urban forest in the old dry moat below Gibraltar's Landport Gate. Matched with Iberian Highlands: 850,000 hectares of mountain, forest and canyon being rewilded in central Spain.




A dense native mini forest for an inner-city neighbourhood. Matched with Faia Brava: the Eternal Forest planting inside Portugal's first private nature reserve.




Community gardens and shade trees on the Lake Victoria shore. Matched with Rewilding Uganda: forest and wetland returning to former farmland in Mubende District.
The network
Figures come straight from the patch data. How we check them.
Choose a city patch, see its wild match, give once. Both places grow.
Not giving as yourself? Put an organisation behind a pair, or add a patch you know.