Our Partners
Building Lebanon’s biodiversity network together
Why Partner with LNH
Lebanese Natural Heritage is building Lebanon’s first open biodiversity database — combining citizen science, expert validation, and field research into a single publicly accessible platform. Our work directly supports Lebanon’s National Biodiversity Strategy and Action Plan (NBSAP 2025) and aligns with the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD), to which Lebanon is a signatory. We partner with institutions that share our commitment to documenting, protecting, and making Lebanon’s natural heritage openly accessible to universities, nature reserves, NGOs, research institutes, and government bodies.
What partnership means
Lebanese Natural Heritage is Lebanon’s open biodiversity network — a shared infrastructure connecting organizations, researchers, reserves, and citizens around a common goal: building a complete and accessible record of Lebanon’s natural heritage. Becoming an LNH partner means joining that network. Your field programs, inventories, and citizen science campaigns become part of Lebanon’s national biodiversity record — visible, accessible, and connected to a growing community that cares.
How it Works
Your programs on LNH
Your field events, seasonal inventories, and citizen science campaigns are listed and promoted on the LNH platform — reaching a wider audience of naturalists, volunteers, and researchers.
Shared data infrastructure
Observations collected through your protocols contribute to Lebanon’s open biodiversity database — credited to your organization and accessible to researchers and conservation managers.
Network recognition
Your logo appears on the LNH Partners page. Your work is part of Lebanon’s national biodiversity story — alongside reserves, universities, NGOs, and citizen scientists across the country.
Who can Partner
We partner with organizations working in:
If your organization runs field inventories, seasonal surveys, or nature programs in Lebanon — this network is built for you.
Join the LNH Network
Tell us about your organization and how your work connects to Lebanon’s biodiversity. We’ll be in touch.