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Tuesday, 1 July 2008:

New projects in Malaysian Borneo and Bolivia 

Orang-utan habitat in Borneo and Blue-Throated Macaw habitat in Bolivia to be protected

Two new conservation projects were announced by the World Land Trust in the latest eBulletin:

• Orang-utan habitat protection in Borneo
  This project will protect a priority location for the Bornean Orang-utan in east Malaysia by creating corridors between existing wildlife sanctuaries.
• Grassland protection in Bolivia
  This project aims to create the first protected area for the endemic Blue-Throated Macaw, which has a total population of only 300 individuals remaining.

More information on these exiting new projects will be available soon.

Labels: Bolivia, Malaysia

 
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