World Land Trust - Rainforest Conservation in Action
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Saving threatened habitats worldwide
World Land Trust is an international conservation charity that takes direct action to save rainforest and other wildlife habitats.
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Big Match Fortnight 2015
World Land Trust's Forests in the Sky Appeal: aiming to raise £500,000 to save threatened habitat in the Andean cloud forests of central Ecuador.
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The Elephant Corridor Appeal aims to raise £750,000 to extend and protect Mudahalli Corridor, an elephant migration route where the Eastern and Western Ghats meet in southern India.
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For £100 an acre you can help us create and extend wildlife reserves by purchasing land in Argentina, Ecuador and Mexico, providing more safe havens for some of Earth's most vulnerable wildlife.
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WLT is urgently raising £250,000 for the purchase and protection of Bornean Rainforest close to the banks of the Kinabatangan River. Please donate to help us secure this crucial habitat before it is too late.
Current total: £162,367
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Conservation achievements
World Land Trust has saved nearly half a million acres for conservation. Saving habitats, saving species since 1989.
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Big Cat Appeal
WLT is putting the spotlight on big cats with a major appeal to raise funds to save big cat habitat.
Where are we up to?
We are delighted to report that we have raised a total of more than £326,000 for the Big Cat Appeal and we would like to say a big thank you to everyone who has donated so far.
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Name an Orchid
To raise funds to conserve threatened forests of Ecuador, World Land Trust is offering donors the chance to win the naming rights to an orchid – for a donation of just £10 or more.
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Big Match Fortnight
From 5-19 October all donations made to the Elephant Corridor Appeal will be matched by a small group of generous WLT donors, so your support will go twice as far.
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Saving Kinabatangan with Steve and Helen Backshall
This Easter, World Land Trust Patron and wildlife presenter Steve Backshall and his wife, Olympic champion rower Helen, will be kayaking 125 miles non-stop from Devizes to Westminster, to save threatened habitat in Borneo.
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Keepers of the Wild 2020
World Land Trust needs £750,000 to fund Keepers of the Wild until 2020. Will you help support the important work of wildlife rangers?
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Remember us in your will
Protect the wild world with a lasting legacy. Every legacy we receive, whether large or small, will help safeguard the world’s remaining wilderness areas in perpetuity.
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For as little as £5 a month, Friends of WLT support efforts to safeguard some of the most threatened habitats on the planet.
Saving habitats means safeguarding species. Join us and become a Friend today.
Thank you to all of our Friends!
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Join Sir David Attenborough, Steve Backshall, Bill Oddie, Chris Packham and John Burton (WLT founder) to find out why supporting World Land Trust is beneficial for our natural world.
Ways to Support
Save rainforest and other threatened habitats by donating to help WLT plan vital land purchases.
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Regular Donation
Make a commitment to the world's endangered habitats by becoming a WLT Friend.
Climate change
Offset your carbon emissions and save ecosystems and biodiversity.
Buy an Acre
You can help WLT save threatened habitats acre by acre, creating protected nature reserves worldwide.
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Latest News
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Dr Debbie Pain named as new WLT CEO
World Land Trust (WLT) is pleased to announce acclaimed conservationist Dr Debbie Pain as the next Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of WLT.
Why support World Land Trust?
"The money that is given to the World Land Trust, in my estimation, has more effect on the wild world than almost anything I can think of." - Sir David Attenborough
Hear why Sir David, Steve Backshall, Bill Oddie and Chris Packham support WLT »
Elephant Corridor Appeal
WLT is working with Wildlife Trust of India (WTI) in an urgent bid to save Indian Elephants from extinction. The Elephant Corridor Appeal aims to raise £750,000 to extend and protect the Mudahalli Corridor.
