Scorched Earth to Forest Haven: over £400,000 raised for our autumn appeal 31/10/2019 WLT would like to extend a huge thank you to everyone who has donated to our latest appeal, Scorched Earth to Forest Haven. Read More
Barnes’s Bestiary: Crested Argus 21/10/2019 “The tail – the tail – well, I have to say that’s a bit much”. Simon Barnes is baffled by the elusive Crested Argus. Read More
Barnes’s Bestiary: Red-shanked Douc 21/10/2019 “The frivolity of those trousers clashed with the gravity of the facial expression”. Simon Barnes recalls an encounter with a Red-shanked Douc. Read More
Barnes’s Bestiary: Sunda Pangolin 21/10/2019 “You know what? It’s not fair”. Simon Barnes considers the plight of the Sunda Pangolin. Read More
Visiting Viet Nature 21/10/2019 Simon Barnes recalls his visit to our partner organisation in Vietnam, Viet Nature, and their project to reforest lands affected by defoliant. Read More
Innovative art exhibition opens in aid of World Land Trust 18/10/2019 Thoman Danthony and Clare Mabin curate Touch Wood at Truman Brewery’s Dray Walk Gallery, London. Read More
Climate change and conservation – it’s what happens next that matters 14/10/2019 After the launch of Scorched Earth to Forest Haven, Jonathan Barnard, CEO, explains why we’re supporting this project. Read More
Incredible legacy funds new land purchase protecting biodiversity in Guatemala 13/10/2019 A generous gift in the will of Maurice Melzak presented the opportunity to save 1512 acres (612 hectares) in Huehuetenango, west Guatemala. Read More
Simon Barnes on Vietnam 11/10/2019 Simon Barnes, journalist and World Land Trust (WLT) council member, answers our questions about his visit to Vietnam. Read More
Why Conservation Photography Matters 10/10/2019 Conservation photography is about so much more than pretty pictures, as highlighted in two exhibitions that explore the work of WLT. Read More
