Keep Mo’orea Wild
Save the wildlife of Mo’orea
one square meter at a time
Your donation will sponsor land on Mo’orea and help secure it from deforestation.
One square meter at a time, you help create a sanctuary,
preserving the island’s landscape, it’s native plants and animals.
Your donation will sponsor land on Mo’orea
and help secure it from deforestation.
One square meter at a time,
you help create a sanctuary
preserving the island’s landscape,
it’s native plants and animals.
« The heart of Polynesia » Mo’orea is located in the middle of the Pacific ocean.
Sister island of Tahiti, it is home to a vast umbrella of marine wildlife and terrestrial wonders.
It’s natives are the descendants of the world’s greatest voyagers, the Ma’ohi people.
« To us, the land is our original mother.
Our birth cords are planted in the soil of our homeland so that we are always connected to her. »
Today, developers are purchasing huge acres of these lands to build business oriented complexes.
Mountains and forests are being cut and cleared, lagoons and lakes are being landfilled.
Concrete is quickly taking over the island’s wildlife.
In order to save the ancient lands of Mo’orea, with intent of reaching out to all Polynesian islands,
the World Indigenous Land Domaine organization was established. A non-profit that sets itself as a collaborative platform enabling individuals and organizations to participate in the protection of the South Pacific indigenous lands.
WILD is a beating heart sustaining the natural world, protecting it and birthing a heritage for all generations to come.
« The heart of Polynesia »
Mo’orea is located in the middle of the Pacific ocean. Sister island of Tahiti, it is home to a vast umbrella of marine wildlife and terrestrial wonders.
It’s natives are the descendants
of the world’s greatest voyagers,
the Ma’ohi people.
« To us, the land is our original mother.
Our birth cords are planted
in the soil of our homeland so that
we are always connected to her. »
Today, developers are purchasing huge acres of these lands to build
business oriented complexes.
Mountains and forests
are being cut and cleared,
lagoons and lakes are being landfilled.
Concrete is quickly taking over
the island’s wildlife.
In order to save the ancient lands of Mo’orea,
with intent of reaching out to all Polynesian islands,
the World Indigenous Land Domaine
organization was established.
A non-profit that sets itself as a collaborative platform enabling individuals and organizations to participate in the protection of the South Pacific indigenous lands.
WILD is a beating heart sustaining the natural world, protecting it and birthing a heritage for all generations to come.