The eBulletin – Conservation news by email

About the eBulletin

The World Land Trust eBulletin is a free email based news service to keep our supporters informed about what's happening at the WLT. The eBulletin is sent to subscribers approximately once every month. Read previous issues online here.

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When you subscribe to the eBulletin you will receive an email asking you to confirm your subscription. This is sent out to ensure that your email address is working and to prevent misuse of the service. Please note that you must click on the confirmation link in this email in order to confirm your subscription to the eBulletin. If you do not received an email within a day of subscribing you may have mistyped your email address - please try again.

How to unsubscribe 

You can unsubscribe at any time by using the "Unsubscribe" link in an eBulletin email or by completing the form below.

Please put "unsubscribe me" in the subject field.

Change of email address

If you wish to change the email address you originally signed up with, there are several options:

• Use the "Change your email address here" link that is included in the footer of each eBulletin email.
• Unsubscribe your old address and re-subscribe with a new one.
• Contact the WLT. Please indicate with which email address you are currently subscribed and specify the new address you would prefer us to use instead. We will then alter your details accordingly.

eBulletin archive

Previous eBulletin issues can also be read on this website - see the eBulletin archive.