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Ethan Freedman2020-05-19 05:00:362020-05-18 20:02:18Seven Books About the Natural World You May Not Have Already Read
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Madison Lemelin2020-04-15 17:16:222020-04-15 17:47:546 Ways to Help the Environment from Home
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Rainforest Trust2020-04-06 20:59:132020-04-07 19:06:49Healthy Forests, Healthy PlanetEarth: 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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The Critically Endangered Philippine Eagle. The Philippines is one of the most forested archipelagos in the world. With a high concentration of biodiversity and a lack of protection, securing key biodiversity strongholds in the island chain is a conservation priority.
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“Destroying rainforest for economic gain is like burning a Renaissance painting to cook a meal.”
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“Being a Rainforest Trust Fellow makes me connected with renowned conservationists to exchange field experiences in diverse conservation specialties. This equally makes me to contribute what I know with peers to promote a safe environment where man can live in harmony with nature.”
“As a woman conservationist, I feel very special because so many women shy away from this kind of job… But they don’t know what it feels like conserving nature and ensuring sustainability of our natural resources.”
Connecting a Vertical Community for Conservation
/in Current News /by Ethan FreedmanMany of Rainforest Trust’s projects connect isolated habitat patches to reunite fragmented ecosystems. This connectivity promotes both wildlife population sustainability and landscape-scale conservation. But many projects also unite people from different communities, fostering cooperation and supporting conservation in cities, towns and villages near protected areas. In Nepal, that process of connecting ecosystems and people couldn’t […]