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

Mission Earth Shop

by Robert Marc Lehmann

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 world on missions to rescue wild animals and combat environmental crime. He offers hope that all is by no means lost – because the world is worth fighting for! And you can join the fight and help to preserve it!

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That’s your contribution to the mission!

By purchasing Robert Marc Lehmann’s ‘Mission Earth’ collection, you have protected 1 square metre of old-growth forest for ever and thereby actively supported the mission! Below, you can view the area of forest that you, together with many others, have protected for ever, and download the certificate.
Four t-shirt designs displayed: black heartbeat graphic tee, white raglan shirt, and two cream-coloured shirts with
Wilderness protection certificate from Wilderness International and Mission Erde for 22,000 m² of rainforest in western Canada with wolf and landscape images.
Thanks to the geographical coordinates, you know exactly where the protected area is located.

You can download the certificates here:

Impressions from the nature reserve

As the sun rises above the forests along the Tambopata River, the forest begins to breathe. Warm, moist vapour rises above the treetops and tints the sunlight with warm shades of red.
Black chimpanzee with brown fur grasping a tree branch, peering through lush green foliage in a forest setting.
A shy brown-backed tamarin
Boat with passengers on misty river at sunrise, tropical forest in background, golden light reflecting on water.
Sunrise over Lake "Tres Chimbadas", which was formed from an old river channel and provides a habitat for Amazonian giant otters.
Capybara wading through shallow water near the riverbank with driftwood and vegetation in the background.
Weighing up to 75 kg, capybaras – also known as water hogs – are the largest rodents in the world.
Pale crocodile in profile, partially submerged in water with visible golden eye and textured scales
A spectacled caiman is basking on the banks of the Tambopata River.
Hollow tree trunk covered in moss in lush rainforest, surrounded by green foliage and vines
Streaks of sunlight filter through the dense canopy of the mighty jungle giants, which stand on buttress roots metres high and are completely covered in lianas.

Further 'Mission Earth' projects

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

Is ‘1m2’ not enough for you to save the world?

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