Thanks to the amazing generosity of our donors, this project has been funded and 406K acres in Liberia will be protected. But we have many other projects that still need help! Please donate today!
Giving Tuesday 2020:
Save Wildlife, Store Carbon
Liberia’s Upper Guinea Forest is home to incredible biodiversity and stores millions of tonnes of carbon. Rainforest Trust has dedicated this GivingTuesday to saving over 406,000 acres in a multi-year project to safeguard more than 1,000,000 acres of this highly threatened region.
Join in our fight this December 1st and help prevent species like Chimpanzees, Pygmy Hippopotamus, Timneh Parrots and Upper Guinea Red Colobus from disappearing forever.
Your support of this project extends far beyond local conservation, these acres will store more than 68 million metric tons of carbon in our planet––the equivalent of the annual emissions of over 14 million cars in the U.S.
Each and every GivingTuesday gift will be automatically QUADRUPLED for maximum impact! A $50 donation has the same effect as $200!
Habitat for Hundreds of
Species Protected
25 Million +
Acres Saved
30 + Years of
Conservation Successes
Rainforest Trust was founded on the premise that all rainforests, especially those replete with endangered species and endemic biodiversity, should be priority conservation sites, and that protection provides the best means of preventing destruction.
Protecting the most threatened tropical forests.
Our unique, cost-effective conservation model for protecting endangered species has been implemented successfully for over 30 years. Protection requires swift action, and we implement scientifically-based conservation plans that are not only timely, but also resilient and sustainable. With your support, we work tirelessly to permanently protect rainforests and other vital habitat throughout the world.
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Chimp photo in header: Max by LCRP