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    Saving the Lost Forest of Madagascar

    Protecting this secluded rainforest in Madagascar will protect endangered biodiversity seen nowhere else on Earth.

    Protect Endemic Biodiversity

    Endangered Ring-tailed Lemurs. Photo by NRowe/alltheworldsprimates.org.

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    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

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    Securing a Missing Link in the Amazon

    Securing the Airo Pai Reserve will create a combined 7.8 million-acre tri-national corridor that will safeguard a massive swath of critical Amazon rainforest habitat across Peru, Ecuador and Colombia.

    Help Protect Amazonian Wildlife

    Photo by Tambako the Jaguar

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UPCOMING EVENTS

Every day, precious acres of rainforest are lost forever. Critically endangered species lose their habitat. Communities lose their forest livelihoods. Water sources and weather systems are disrupted.

Rainforest Trust is working to protect vital habitat for endangered species and local communities. One of the ways Rainforest Trust is working to protect the world's Rainforests is by promoting awareness of their importance through various events. To get involved, check out our upcoming events in 2018.

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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.

Save An Acre
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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