World Land Trust News Feeds

Get WLT news delivered to your desktop by subscribing to one or more of our feeds.

Subscribe to WLT's Conservation Projects News
News from our project areas and partner organisations

Subscribe to WLT's General Updates
Seasonal donation offers, vacancies, updates to our website and other announcements

Subscribe to WLT's Green Diary (blog)
Diary style blog by WLT's CEO John Burton about what the Trust does to achieve conservation

Subscribe to WLT's Press Releases
Our news releases as distributed to the press

Subscribe to WLT's Supporter News
News from corporate and individual WLT supporters and fundraising ideas

Subscribe to WLT's Wildlife Focus (blog)
News from our sister website, wildlifefocus.org, home of the Webcam in the Forest and other wildlife multimedia information

About our news

World Land Trust news feeds are free news updates with headlines, summaries and links to complete articles on the WLT website. By subscribing to one or more of our feeds you will receive updates the moment they are published on the website.

Using WLT's news on your own website

You are welcome to use WLT's news feeds on your own website as long as the content is credited to the World Land Trust and the page includes a link back to the relevant news category. (For example, if you publish our press release news feed, please link to www.worldlandtrust.org/news/press-releases.htm).
See Content and Copyright for information on using other content and images from the WLT's websites.

How does this work?

What are news feeds?

News feeds, also known as RSS feeds, are similar to ordinary web pages, but are created for machines rather than for humans. By subscribing to a news feed you can see when a website has been updated without needing to visit the site. The feeds are read by a piece of software - a news reader, which displays the news to you as and when the feed is updated.

Choosing a news reader

You can choose between news readers that allow you to download news updates to your computer, or web browser-based news readers, which let you view your subscriptions online.

• A list of news readers can be found in the Google Directory, which also has a list of sites providing tutorials and frequently asked questions about RSS feeds.
• News feed tips for Internet Explorer 7 and Outlook 2007 users (From Microsoft Office Online)

How to subscribe to a news feed

Once you have chosen a news reader, you can subscribe to a news feed by clicking the links above. Depending on which news reader you use you may then be able to drag and drop the URL (web address) of the feed into the news reader. Alternatively you may need to cut and past the address into the new feed section of the news reader.