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Together with your help, we can prevent one of the greatest climate disasters.
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What happens with your donation?
1. The Pleistocene & Permafrost Foundation non-profit UG has a shareholders' agreement identical to that of the Pleistocene Park Foundation OOO in Cherski. Both contracts have been audited and approved by the Munich Tax Office. They are the basis of the foundation and prove the non-profit status.
2. Both companies have concluded a grant agreement with each other governing the use of funds and transactions.
3. Project-related investments are made directly through us or by prior arrangement with the Pleistocene Park Foundation.
4. The Advisory Board shall review and monitor the investment process.
5. The tax office annually audits the use of funds and non-profit status.
Total project costs
Total project costs
What happens with your donation?
1. The Pleistocene & Permafrost Foundation non-profit UG has a shareholders' agreement identical to that of the Pleistocene Park Foundation OOO in Cherski. Both contracts have been audited and approved by the Munich Tax Office. They are the basis of the foundation and prove the non-profit status.
2. Both companies have concluded a grant agreement with each other governing the use of funds and transactions.
3. Project-related investments are made directly through us or by prior arrangement with the Pleistocene Park Foundation.
4. The Advisory Board shall review and monitor the investment process.
5. The tax office annually audits the use of funds and non-profit status.
All documents are found here.
Sustainability Goals
The UN's sustainability goals, which are achieved through our project:
Ensure a healthy life for all
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Many microorganisms are frozen in permafrost. These include bacteria, fungi and viruses. If the permafrost thaws, these organisms also come to life. Novel diseases could break out and spread as a result. The preservation of permafrost is therefore essential for the well-being and health of people.
Promoting sustainable industrialization and supporting innovation
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Numerous roads, railroad tracks and power lines have been built on permafrost. If this thaws, huge holes are created, so that the infrastructure in the region is destroyed. The preservation of permafrost is thus a prerequisite for reliable and resilient infrastructure in the Siberian region.
Making cities and settlements, safe, resilient and sustainable
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The thawing process of permafrost triggers landslides. Buildings and homes built on permafrost soils could fall victim to this disaster. To ensure the safety of cities and settlements in the regions of permafrost soils, the thawing process must be stopped.
Measures to combat climate change and its effects
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A total of 1,600 billion tons of carbon are stored in the Arctic permafrost. That is twice as much as is currently in the atmosphere and three times as much as is stored in all the world’s forests. If even a fraction of the soil continues to thaw, this will vehemently accelerate the greenhouse effect and consequently also global warming.
Protect and restore terrestrial ecosystems and promote their sustainable use
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The natural ecosystem in the region is restored through the settlement of a wide variety of animals. The Pleistocene Park provides a protected habitat for the animals so that they can reproduce. This restores the original balance of the glacial steppe and, as a result, prevents the thawing process of the permafrost soils.
Global partnership for sustainable development
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The expansion of the Pleistocene Park can only be secured through an international partnership. Financial resources are mobilized from a wide range of sectors and used for the benefit of sustainable development. In addition, the exchange of knowledge, expertise and research results is supported.
