Supporting People, Conserving Nature, In The Caucasus
 



LEGAL INFORMATION
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Our Mission

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Where We Work

The Caucasus Nature Fund (CNF) is a conservation trust fund established to safeguard the Caucasus ecoregion by protecting and strengthening the network of national parks and nature reserves in Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia so that the region’s people and species both thrive.
 
Our mission is to ensure long-term funding for the region’s protected areas, improve their management practices and promote sustainable development.

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Find out how you can help protect the amazing animals and landscapes of the Caucasus.
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The Caucasus is one of the most biologically rich and culturally diverse regions on Earth. Recognized as one of only 34 “biodiversity hotspots” worldwide, it boasts over 6,400 species of plants, 348 birds and 131 mammals. Major ecosystems include forest, freshwater, high mountain, steppe, semi-desert and wetland.

Our Parks
CNF currently supports nine of the region's 25 main parks over 400,000 hectares.
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Why Protected Areas?
Protected areas cover about 9% (1.7 million ha.) of the area of Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia.
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