Ice Trust

07/08/2021

Ice Trust’s initial crowdfunding campaign was a resounding success. We raised €9000, or 113% of our target amount.

We now begin the next chapter of Ice Trust which includes the registration of a non-profit organisation in Iceland (sjálfseignarstofnun)

03/08/2021

Get your own plot of wilderness in Iceland.

Ice Trust is a nature conservation that buys and protects Iceland's unspoilt nature.

Pick a waterfall, a piece of black-sand beach or a lava field. We will protect it forever and ensure that it remains pure wilderness.

Take part now on Karolina Fund:

Your own plot of pure Icelandic wilderness

01/08/2021

Iceland is unique. Let's work together and protect it. Get your wilderness plot today:

https://www.karolinafund.com/project/view/3200

29/07/2021

Ice Trust: Nýjung í náttúruvernd

Ósnortin náttúra fer hverfandi. Við ætlum að virkja náttúruunnendur til þess að safna nægu fé, kaupa litlar jarðir og friðlýsa fyrir komandi kynslóðir.

Veldu þér foss, hluta af strandlengju eða þína þúfu. Þú færð heiðurseign af þínum skika. Við munum vernda hann í þínu nafni til frambúðar og sjá til þess að náttúran haldist ósnortin.

Taktu þátt núna á Karolina Fund.

Your own plot of pure Icelandic wilderness

26/07/2021

Crowdfunding is now live! Support Ice Trust and get your own plot of Icelandic wilderness:

Your own plot of pure Icelandic wilderness

21/07/2021

A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.

20/07/2021

Only about 3% of all water on Earth is freshwater. Freshwater is required for meeting the needs of people, plants and animals

19/07/2021

Giving birds, like these puffins, the space and habitat they need is necessary to maintain healthy biodiversity. Find out more about what Ice Trust is doing on our website. Link in bio.

18/07/2021

There are 109 fjords in and each one is unique

17/07/2021

Scientists say that, by 2030, we need to protect 30% of the world's to maintain and Read more about Ice Trust's crowdfunding to see how you can help and get your plot of wilderness in

16/07/2021

11% of Iceland is covered by glaciers.

Vatnajökull, pictured here, is the largest.