Danmarks Naturfond
Corporate brand
UnclaimedDanish nature foundation established in 1967 by the Danish Society for Nature Conservation, owning 17 nature areas across Denmark.
Last updated September 16, 2026
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Overview
Danmarks Naturfond is a Danish nature foundation established in 1967 by Danmarks Naturfredningsforening (the Danish Society for Nature Conservation). It owns 17 nature areas across Denmark, which are open and free for all visitors, and more than one million guests visit its nature areas each year. The foundation buys and develops some of Denmark's wildest nature areas, always on nature's terms, and works to push practices and rules to create more life. Its areas include Skovsgaard Naturdestination on Langeland, where one of Denmark's largest wild-grazing projects can be experienced.
History
Danmarks Naturfond was established in 1967 by Danmarks Naturfredningsforening (the Danish Society for Nature Conservation). It is the foundation of Danmarks Naturfredningsforening, set up to create more wild nature in Denmark. The foundation buys and develops some of Denmark's wildest nature areas, always on nature's terms, and today looks after 17 areas that are home to plants and animals.
Products and positioning
On nature's terms; creating more wild nature in Denmark
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