The Minecraft National Park

Built by over 50 passionate creators,* Minecraft National Park is a Minecraft world that celebrates the wildest corners of the Earth and teaches players how to preserve them by exploring nine diverse biomes. The world has been created together with The Nature Conservancy, an environmental nonprofit organization working with educating audiences and combatting the effects of climate change. And there’s plenty to discover: You can visit ranger stations, explore visitor’s centers, and interact with features like wildlife crossings – real-life constructions that allow animals to cross roads safely while keeping their habitats connected. 

During Minecraft’s 15-year anniversary, we donated $100,000 to support The Nature Conservancy's cause, and now, you can support them as well by playing this wildlife-filled world! If you purchase the Minecraft National Park, the net proceeds from the world will go directly to The Nature Conservancy**, helping them in their mission to create a more sustainable future for our planet!  

*Contributing builders: 57 Digital, Compycraft, Gamefam, Gamemode One, Mush Co, Mythicus, Scai Quest, Ariacreations, Asiago Bagels, Chunklabs, Gamefam, GoE Craft, Jigarbov Productions, MrAniman2, Worldfoundry, 5framestudios (V), Ariacreations, Ascent, Aurrora, BlockPerfect Studios, Chronicoverride, Chunklabs, CompyCraft, Cracked Cubes, CubeCraft, Cubical, Diamond Studios, Digdownstudios, Dodo Studios (V), Float Studios, Floruit, Gamefam, Geocraft, Glowfischdesigns, Honeyfrost, IBXToyMaps, KA Studios, Kingcube, Kubo Studios, Kunta Content, Mazario Studios, Melon BP, Meraki Studios, Mod Block, MrAniman2, Netherfly, Ninja Studios, Octovon, OG Games, Overtales Studios, Pickaxe Studios, Pixelationzstudios, Pixelusion , Podcrash, Scai Quest, Shape Studios (V), Shapescape, Spectral Studios, Stacy Plays, Syclone Studios, Tomhmagic Creations, Unlinked, Virtual Pinata, Worldfoundry, and Yeggs. 

**Between October 30, 2024 and ending on January 30, 2025, in addition to a contribution of $100,000 to The Nature Conservancy (TNC), Microsoft Corporation will pay approximately $3.75 per sale of the map, with a minimum aggregate royalty payment of $50,000, to TNC. TNC’s mission is to conserve the lands and waters on which all life depends. More information about TNC is available by mail at 4245 N Fairfax Dr, Ste 100, Arlington, VA 22203, USA, by phone at 1-800-628-6860 or at nature.org. VOID WHERE PROHIBITED.