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Madison Lemelin2019-07-12 09:00:432019-07-12 13:17:38Voices from the Rainforest: Samuel Ngueping, Rainforest Trust Conservation Fellow
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Madison Lemelin2019-06-25 17:57:442019-07-17 20:29:18Voices from the Rainforest: Hiralal Sardar, Rainforest Trust Conservation Guardian
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Madison Lemelin2019-06-21 14:58:182019-06-21 17:37:52Voices from the Rainforest: Gunwant Mahajan, Rainforest Trust Conservation FellowHeader photo courtesy of Fundación ProAves. Central Colombia’s Magdalena Valley is one of the most biodiverse places on Earth. Centered around the 700-mile Magdalena River, this lowland rainforest is a biological melting pot with flora and fauna from both the Amazon.
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The Philippine Eagle is header photo courtesy of Fundación ProAves. Central Colombia’s Magdalena Valley is one of the most biodiverse places on Earth. Centered around the 700-mile Magdalena River. Central Colombia’s Magdalena Valley is one of the most biodiverse places on Earth.
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New Reserve Safeguards Vital Landscape in Bolivia
/in Current News /by Madison LemelinThis week, Rainforest Trust and partner Wildlife Conservation Society-Bolivia (WCS-Bolivia) established the Rhukanrhuka Municipal Reserve. The 2,123,749-acre reserve in the Beni region protects grasslands found in the transition area between the Sub-Andean and Llanos de Mojos Ecosystems. The Beni grasslands, an area twice the size of Portugal, is South America’s third largest savanna complex and […]