Help preserve Latvia’s biodiversity!

The Latvian Fund for Nature is dedicated to protecting Latvia’s natural diversity. Your donations are vital to supporting our mission!

How to donate?

  • By transfer to the account of the Latvian Fund
    for Nature:

Account name: Latvijas Dabas fonds
Registration No. 40008019379
Account No. LV51HABA000140J039356
Bank: Swedbank, branch “Ķīpsala”
Bank code: HABALV22
Reference – General donation or specify a particular cause

  • In the donation box on the Charity wall in the
    Origo shopping mall

  • In the donation box at the Riga Airport



Your donations help us:

  • Provide live broadcasts from the nests of protected birds, made possible only through your support
  • Restore natural meadows and wetlands
  • Implement nature protection initiatives beyond our current projects

For more information, please contact us at ldf@ldf.lv or call 67830999.

The Latvian Fund for Nature is a Public Benefit Organization.

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