4,831 sites from €26 excl. VAT: median authority 30, median traffic 60 visits per month. Dofollow links, secure payment, guaranteed publication.
Environmental and ecology sites cover everything from renewable energy and recycling to wildlife, climate policy and zero-waste living. This page lists 4803 sites in the topic across all countries, so you can pick placements that fit your niche and your budget. Here is how to use them well, what to expect to pay and which mistakes to avoid.
A link from a site that discusses sustainability tells search engines your page belongs to that conversation. It matters most for eco-friendly brands, green-tech startups, NGOs, sustainable shops and consultancies, whose audiences look for trusted, specialised sources. Topical relevance often counts for more than raw authority, and 99% of the sites here offer dofollow links, so the link can pass authority as intended.
Environmental content also earns attention beyond classic rankings. Well-placed mentions on credible green publications can help your brand appear in the sources that AI assistants draw on. For more on that angle, read our guide to backlinks and AI search citations.
The topic is dominated by small, specialised blogs. Of the 4803 sites, 3848 have an authority of 0–19, 307 sit at 20–29, 249 at 30–39, 328 at 40–59 and 71 reach 60 or more. The median authority is 30, and 13% of sites reach 30 or higher. Median organic traffic is 56 visits a month, so many sites are niche outlets with loyal readers rather than mass-market media.
Prices, article included and excluding VAT, start at 26 €. The median is 120 €, and the top 10% most powerful sites start at 1124 €. A sensible approach is to spread your budget over several mid-range placements rather than spending it on a single premium link. To judge what a link is really worth, see our overview of 2026 backlink prices and the comparison of SEO metrics such as DR and DA.
Start with language and country: a link from a site read by your target market is worth more than a stronger one aimed elsewhere. You can browse by market, for example environment sites in France, in Germany or in the United States. If you target several markets, our guide to international SEO and backlinks explains how to balance them.
Then check real traffic, recent publishing activity and whether the site covers topics close to yours. The best articles are useful rather than promotional: a practical guide to reducing packaging waste, a data-driven piece on energy savings or a case study on a local restoration project. Link naturally to your page inside that context and vary your anchors to keep the profile healthy.
Do not chase authority alone. A DR 50 site with no readers and unrelated content adds little, while a modest but active ecology blog can be far more convincing. Be wary of networks that publish on any subject and sell links in bulk; our article on spotting PBNs and link farms shows the warning signs.
Avoid also the habit of repeating the same exact-match anchor. Mix brand names, URLs and descriptive phrases. If you want a wider view of the process, the complete guide to buying backlinks covers it step by step, and our sponsored articles page shows the publishing options.
Prices start at 26 € including the article, excluding VAT. The median is 120 €, and the strongest 10% of sites start at 1124 €.
Yes, 99% of the sites in this topic offer dofollow links. Always check the conditions of each listing before ordering.
Not always. The median authority is 30 and most sites are below 20. Relevance, a real audience and a fitting language often matter more than the score.