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Our Mission: We are a team of 220 experts with a mission to keep global temperature increase below 2°C by the year 2030. We increase vegetation cover by planting new forests and assist in the management of protected areas on land and sea. We protect the world’s endangered wildlife species.
Our current intervention is in the forests of the tropical belt because of their vital importance in regulating global climate.
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From Rescue to Recovery: Baby Elephants on the Move
A special update from Phnom Tamao: our two rescued [...]
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World Mangrove Day
What is World Mangrove Day? World Mangrove Day, officially [...]
Our Mission: We are a team of 220 experts with a mission to keep global temperature increase below 2°C by the year 2030. We increase vegetation cover by planting new forests and assist in the management of protected areas on land and sea. We protect the world’s endangered wildlife species.
Our current intervention is in the forests of the tropical belt because of their vital importance in regulating global climate.
Our Mission: We are a team of 220 experts with a mission to keep global temperature increase below 2°C by the year 2030.
Programs:
