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BrazilFirst Field Ecology Course and a New Hummingbird Study at REGUA, BrazilAugust 12, 2010Filed under: Conservation News — Tags: Brazil — @ 11:06 am Field Ecology Course for local Universities Zoos making a world of difference in BrazilJuly 1, 2010Filed under: Supporter News — Tags: Brazil — @ 4:03 pm REGUA, the location of the Reserve funded by BIAZA members © Alan Martin John Burton, [...] Going for GoldJune 3, 2010Filed under: Green Diary — Tags: Argentina, Atlantic Rainforest, Brazil, Chelsea Flower Show, Elephant Parade, Paraguay — @ 12:41 pm Last week was an amazing week for the World Land Trust and some of its sponsors. For the first time ever we exhibited at the prestigious Chelsea Flower Show – probably the most important of its kind in the World. The World Land Trust Awarded a Gold Medal at RHS Chelsea Flower ShowMay 25, 2010To mark their 21st Anniversary, and the International Year of Biodiversity, the World Land Trust set themselves the goal of bringing a tiny corner of rainforest to this year’s Chelsea Flower Show. On Press Day yesterday, prior to the judging, Bill Oddie launched the exhibit explaining the urgent need to conserve the Atlantic Rainforest of [...] STOP PRESS: WLT Wins Gold at RHS Chelsea Flower ShowWorld Land Trust has been awarded a Gold Medal for “Best Continuous Learning Exhibit” at RHS Chelsea Flower Show for its Altantic Rainforest exhibit. Bill Oddie visits the Atlantic RainforestMay 24, 2010World Land Trust (WLT) CEO John Burton reports: “At the beginning of May, with funding from some of our corporate supporters, I was able to take Bill Oddie to see the work our project partners are doing to conserve some of what is left of the Atlantic Rainforests of Brazil and Argentina. With around 93% already lost, saving the remainder is vital.” Amphibian and Butterfly Research at REGUA, BrazilMay 12, 2010Filed under: Conservation News — Tags: Brazil — @ 10:31 am The research programme run by REGUA, World Land Trust’s project partners in Brazil, is continuing to compile increasingly important data. PhD student Luciana Fucinatto is currently studying amphibians on the reserve, and Jorge Bizarro, a Post Doctorate student, will co-ordinate research on Lepidoptera at REGUA. A visit to the Atlantic Rainforest with Corporate Supporter, EurojerseyApril 12, 2010The Atlantic Forest – a priority area for conservation |
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