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Madison Lemelin
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Madison Lemelin2019-12-20 00:00:242019-12-20 13:00:41Rainforest Trust Supporter Spotlight: Ioana Erdei and her Class
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Madison Lemelin2019-12-19 00:00:422019-12-19 13:22:345 Reasons to Stop What You're Doing and Save Rainforests
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Ethan Freedman
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Ethan Freedman2019-12-04 09:00:352019-11-25 20:38:04On Wildlife Conservation Day, We're Thinking About FishingEarth: A Wonderful Mess
Nature is a mess — a colorful, biodiverse, complicated, mysterious, self-sustaining and wonderful mess. This Earth Day, we at Rainforest Trust are reminding ourselves why we work every day to protect that irreplaceable and important mess.
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Endangered Species Refuge in Ghana Expanded
/in Current News /by Ethan FreedmanIn Ghana’s southeast, in the hills along the border with Togo, sits a series of forest patches. Surrounding these forests are human settlements, farms and savannas — which isolate this area from other West African forests. Due to this isolation and heavy human influence, most of the species once native to these forests, like Chimpanzees, […]