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AMES habitat fund- investing in a wilder future
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Investing in a wilder future

Creating investable solutions that expand protected wilderness

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Campaign to protect 30% of land on earth by 2030

Who said rewilding couldn't be a good investment strategy?

To rewild at the scale needed to meet the target of conserving 30% of earth by 2030, we need to rethink how we value & invest in nature.

We invest in nature because we believe it to be more profitable left wild, for all generations to come

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The Habitat fund will secure and rewild biodiverse real estate using only nature-positive businesses.

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Rewarding impact investors while empowering local communities coexisting alongside nature. 

Nature positive business models

We focus on nature-positive businesses because they rely on a fully biodiverse ecosystem, aid in climate resilience and don't consume nature.

AMES habitat fund nature positive business models- ecotourism
AMES habitat fund nature positive business models- carbon sequestration
AMES habitat fund nature positive business models- solar
AMES habitat fund nature positive business models- real estate
AMES habitat fund- biocredits

Ecotourism

Carbon

Sequestration

Renewable

Energy

Biocredits

Real Estate

In every landscape, exists an opportunity for value creation. 

An entrepreneurial approach is applied to design business solutions specific to each unique ecosystem.

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  In collaboration with the communities co-existing alongside the wild spaces. 

We invest in  Africa because of its magnificent natural potential.

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Africa is home to 8 of the world’s 34 biodiversity hotspots and holds one-fifth of all known species of mammals, birds, and plants.

It also holds the only intact megafauna populations in the whole world. 

But that opportunity could be lost if we don't act quickly enough.

"Climate change alone could cause the loss of 50% of African bird and mammal species over the next 75 years"
 

- World Bank
 

How the fund works

Donors

Blended finance obtained by investors and donors through distributors and specialist partners

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Impact investors

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Sponsors

Funding

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The habitat fund is housed in a limited fund based in Germany. 

The fund works with local specialist partners to identify threatened habitats with significant impact potential in Sub-Saharan Africa

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Habitats are assessed for impact potential on 6 pillars

1) Biodiversity 
2) Community 
3) Infrastructure
4) Legal
5) Commercial 
6) Magnificence


 

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Land secured through purchase or leasing in conjunction with local communities and venture partners

SPV's established for respective Nature positive business models in location country eg. South Africa

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Real estate

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Eco tourism

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Carbon 

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Renewables

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Biocredits

Debt financing is provided by local and international banks on SPV/project level 

Debt

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Deliver investor returns

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Protect and rewild habitat

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Empower local communities

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SDG's we are tackling

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AMES habitat fund- our partners

Our partners

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