Misty rainforest canopy at dawn with towering trees beneath an overcast sky and morning fog.

Mission Earth Calendar

by Robert Marc Lehmann

A great contribution to the mission!

With every purchase of Robert Marc Lehmann’s calendar, one square metre of old-growth forest is protected for ever! With the new edition of the 2027 calendar, Robert is joining forces with myMerch – the shop through which Robert’s products are sold – to support the protection of endangered rainforests: 50 per cent of the donated amount comes directly from myMerch.
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Wilderness protection certificate from Wilderness International for Robert Marc Lehmann. Features organization logos, rainforest imagery, bird and tree icons, and GPS coordinates for protected Amazon forest area.
Wildlife protection certificate for Robert Marc Lehmann protecting 7,500 m² of tropical rainforest in Peru, featuring jaguar imagery and Wilderness International logos

Impressions from the nature reserve

In the Madre de Dios region of Peru, there are 10 times as many reptiles and amphibians as in Germany; around 10 per cent of the world’s bird species can be observed here; and in one hectare of forest, one can find around 400 tree species – more than in the whole of Europe north of the Alps.
Group of people standing on a high green observation platform overlooking a misty rainforest canopy.
The photographs in Robert’s calendar were taken during his expeditions – for example, here in Peru with Wilderness International.
Ancient moss-covered tree silhouetted against sunset in rainforest canopy, with vibrant pink and blue sky above.
The view over the rainforest canopy is unique. Some of these giant trees can grow to over 70 metres in height!
Dense tropical rainforest with moss-covered tree trunks, twisted branches, and lush green vegetation.
Massive buttress roots give these primeval forest giants stability. 
Aerial view of dense tropical rainforest canopy with scattered tall trees beneath a partly cloudy sky.
The rainforest canopy is teeming with life. More than 60 per cent of all animal and plant species live there!
Young brown monkey with white facial markings perched among green foliage and branches in forest.
Among them was this sceptical little capuchin monkey ...
Four red macaws with blue wing feathers perched on branches surrounded by green foliage.
... and these colourful macaws, which build their nests only in the crowns of the tallest and oldest trees.

Order a calendar

You can order Robert’s calendar here and support Mission Earth and Wilderness International:
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July calendar page featuring three wildlife photos: whale tail in ocean (top left), dramatic clouds (top right), and eagle soaring over forest (bottom).
In this calendar, you’ll find spectacular pictures from Robert’s expeditions around the world. The photos show what’s worth fighting for.

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