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    Sanctuary for the Scalloped Hammerheads of Gulfo Dulce in Costa Rica

    This marine fjord off the coast of Costa Rica is critical marine habitat for endangered sharks and turtles.

    Help Protect Costa Rican Sharks

    Photo by OlasDavid.com/ Mision Tiburon

  • Donations Doubled

    Saving a Stronghold for the Critically Endangered Bornean Orangutan

    The peat swamps and lowland rainforests of southern Borneo are home to significant populations of imperiled endemic species.

    Help Protect Bornean Orangutans

    CRITICALLY ENDANGERED BORNEAN ORANGUTAN. PHOTO BY BERNAT RIPOLL/ BNF

  • Donations Doubled

    Protecting Globally Imperiled Amphibians in the Highland Forests of Ghana

    The Toga-Volta Hills in Ghana are home to the Critically Endangered Togo Slippery Frog in addition to other endangered wildlife.

    Help Imperiled Amphibians

    Critically Endangered Togo slippery frog. PHOTO BY HERP CONSERVATION GHANA

  • Donations Doubled

    Strategic Land Purchase for the Cotton-top Tamarin

    The Critically Endangered Cotton-top Tamarin is completely dependent on one of the most threatened ecosystems in Colombia.

    Help Protect Tamarin Habitat

    Critically Endangered Cotton-top Tamarins. Photo by Joao Marcos Rosa

  • Donations Doubled

    Last Chance to Save Rare Coastal Forest in Côte d’Ivoire

    The coastal forests and wetlands of Côte d’Ivoire are home to the Critically Endangered Hawksbill Turtle, Slender-snouted Crocodile and Western Chimpanzee.

    Help Protect Coastal Fauna

    Olive Ridley Turtle. Photo by CEM

  • Sustainability Fund

    Support the Protectors

    We are helping to ensure a future for imperiled wildlife by providing forest guards with essential training and supplies.

    Help Forest Guards

    Photo by Lucia Florez/ El Taller.pe

Just $10 per acre can help save critical rainforest habitat.

Help Save Acres

We help purchase and protect the world’s tropical forests.

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Importance of Rainforest

Tropical rainforests affect the daily lives of every person on the planet.

Rainforests are one of the most important natural resources left on Earth. They safely store billions of tons of carbon, helping ward off climate change. Tropical forests remain untapped resources for scientific and medical discoveries—a quarter of all medicines are sourced from plants found deep in the rainforests. They are also home to thousands of unique animals that depend on the protection of rainforest for their survival.

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Why Save the Rainforest?

Healthy tropical ecosystems are imperative to maintaining a healthy planet, and it’s up to us to save them.

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20

of the world’s oxygen comes from the Amazon rainforest

50

of the world’s plants and animals are found in the rainforest

70

of the known cancer fighting plants exist only in the rainforest

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