World Land Trust’s appeal to help purchase and protect 810 acres of Kenya’s threatened coastal forests, launched a matter of weeks ago, has reached its target and the small wonders of Dakatcha Woodland have a safe place to call home.
A new Buy an Acre opportunity has opened up for us in Mexico, to save Jaguar habitat and giving safe nesting sites to Military Macaws. More than 70 migratory species will also benefit from this protection.
World Land Trust launches a video, featuring our patron Sir David Attenborough, made for WLT supporters asking: What can an individual do in the face of climate change?
World Land Trust has been working with overseas conservation partners to plant trees since 2006 and so far has funded the planting of 2,167.424 native trees using donations from our supporters.
WLT conservation partner in Borneo, Hutan, had the great pleasure of hosting the renowned actress Dame Judi Dench and her partner naturalist David Mills during filming earlier this year of Atlantic Productions programme: Judi Dench’s Wild Borneo Adventure.
Dr Claudia Hermes has been announced as one of the five winners of the 2019 BioOne Ambassador Award for work carried out working with WLT partner Fundacion Jocotoco in Ecuador.
While Blue-throated Macaw numbers are steadily rising thanks to the efforts made by Asociación Armonía, our partner are looking at every trick of the trade to improve the housing market for this Endangered macaw.
World Land Trust CEO John Burton discusses becoming involved with natural history societies and other voluntary bodies as a path to work in conservation.
The Indigenous Autonomous Government of the Bolivian district of Charagua lyambae has approved more than 700,000 acres (285,000 hectares) as a conservation area for the protection of the Guanaco.
