Bearded man wearing cap looks through binoculars in dense forest with backpack and camera gear.

Mission Earth Calendar

by Robert Marc Lehmann

That’s your contribution to the mission!

With Robert’s 2027 calendar, you can protect one square metre of old-growth forest – for good. What makes it special is that 50 per cent of the proceeds go directly to MyMerch. You can view the section of forest you’ve protected at any time via a QR code in the calendar. Download your certificate of protection and be part of this real change!
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Wildlife protection certificate for Robert Marc Lehmann protecting 7,500 m² of tropical rainforest in Peru, featuring jaguar imagery and Wilderness International logos
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.
Thanks to the geographical coordinates, you know exactly where the protected area is.

You can download the certificates for the Mission Earth calendar here:

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, and in one hectare of forest you can find around 400 species of tree – more than in the whole of Europe north of the Alps.
Man with camera and telephoto lens in a canoe on a river surrounded by rainforest jungle during sunset.
Robert took the photographs in his calendar during his numerous missions ... 
Two men pose on an elevated platform overlooking a vast green forest canopy on a sunny day.
... including on his expedition with Wilderness International in Peru. 
Sunrise over a forested landscape shrouded in dense fog, with treetops emerging through the mist
Madre de Dios – the region in which the protected areas are located – is considered to be the most biodiverse place in the world.
Hoatzin bird with reddish crest perched on branch, displaying dark and chestnut feathers against lush green foliage.
Around 10 per cent of all the world’s bird species can be spotted here! Take this hoatzin, for example, also known as the ‘stinkbird’.
Two men wearing headlamps and safety vests hold a crocodile on sand at night.
The protected areas are situated directly on the Tambopata River, which is home to four species of caiman. The caiman population is regularly monitored by local researchers.
Close-up of a three-toed sloth with brown fur, large dark eyes, and a calm, gentle facial expression looking directly at the camera.
The biodiversity in the rainforest is impressive! From sloths ... 
A brown bat with open mouth showing teeth rests on light beige fabric with a dark blurred background.
... about a wide variety of bat species. 

Mission Earth

The world is worth fighting for
Robert Marc Lehmann is on a mission: to preserve our planet with its unique natural environment and wildlife – his ‘Mission Earth’. The marine biologist, photographer and environmentalist travels the globe on missions to rescue wild animals and combat environmental crime. He gives us hope that all is not lost – because the world is worth fighting for! And you can join the fight and help to preserve it!

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Order a calendar

You can order Robert’s calendar here and in doing so support Mission Earth and Wilderness International.

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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July calendar page featuring whale tail in ocean, bird diving in clouds, and eagle soaring over forest

Further Mission Earth projects

As well as through his calendar, Robert is also helping to protect precious rainforest for ever through his book, his illustrated book, his livestreams and every item dispatched from his shop.

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