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World Land Trust — Rainforest Conservation in Action

The World Land Trust (WLT) is an international conservation organisation that takes direct action to save rainforest and other wildlife habitats. And you can help:

Take positive action for the world's wildlife today


Support our conservation projects: £50 saves 1 acre, or save 2000 sq m for £25. U.S supporters: Make tax-deductible donations to WLT-US.


Support our restoration ecology projects: Carbon Balance with WLT to offset carbon dioxide emissions and conserve biodiversity.

Save an acre of rainforest with the World Land Trust

SAVED: 375,000 acres of wildlife habitats

Supporters like you have helped save over 375,000 acres (152,000 hectares) of rainforest and other precious wildlife habitats worldwide. The land you help save is owned by local organisations, protected as nature reserves for the benefit of both wildlife and people.

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