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World Land Trust Press ReleasesPress releases from the World Land Trust, an international conservation organisation working to preserve the world's most biologically important and threatened lands. Read the most recent WLT press release here Rainforest in Ecuador Saved by World Land TrustPress Release dated: Friday, October 11, 2002Ecuador is one of the richest countries in the world for biodiversity – with hundreds of species not found anywhere else in the world, and some of those being among the world's rarest species. And like so much of South America, the remaining forests are still being cleared at an alarming rate. Working with the local Fundación Jocotoco, the UK's World Land Trust (WLT) is raising funds to buy patches of the remaining forests, particularly those which are home to rare and endangered birds and other wildlife. These chunks of forest are being connected by wildlife corridors. Share this press release: 0 Comments:How to commentWe have temporarily switched off the commenting facility, while we upgrade the system we use to publish our news and blogs, but we still welcome feedback: Please contact the WLT with any comments. Thank you. Response PolicyThe WLT reserves the right to delete any comments that are inaccurate, seriously illiterate, libellous, malicious, obscene or likely to cause offence on the grounds of decency. However, we will not normally delete responses that are simply critical or expressing an alternative opinion. |
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