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Protecting and Restoring the Environment

Contribute To Habitat Preservation Contribute To Habitat Preservation
Help protect the world around you. The health of the planet is inextricably linked to the health of humankind. Responsible stewardship of our precious natural resources is the first step towards a secure future. Even a $1 can make a difference today.
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Protect Atlantic Rainforest Protect the Atlantic Rainforest & Yellow-breasted Capuchin
The Brazilian Atlantic Forest is one of the most threatened ecosystems in the world, and contains the highest levels of biological diversity in Brazil. The threatened jaguar lives here, alongside twelve primate species - seven of which exist nowhere else on Earth.
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Save Monarch Butterfly Habitat Save Monarch Butterfly Habitat
Monarch butterflies travel thousands of miles each year to "overwinter" in the unique conditions of Mexico forests. Already our charity partners have planted over 5 million organically-grown pine and other native tree seedlings and been rewarded with new sightings of butterflies returning to areas previously deforested. Help them do even more.
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Plant Trees to Save Orangutan Habitat Plant Trees to Save Orangutan Habitat
Plant trees to reforest vital habitat for the critically endangered orangutan in Sumatra! Already the reforestation of vital areas of orangutan habitat is creating new territory for these magnificent apes. By replanting hardwood and fruit trees in degraded forest areas and helping protected park land recover from illegal palm oil plantations, our charity partners are restoring the ancient home of the "Old Man of the Forest."
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Plant Trees in the UK Plant Trees for Cities in the UK
City trees clean the air, provide carbon sinks, and make the cityscape more beautiful. They also create needed habitat for urban wildlife -- including migrating and local songbirds -- not to mention a safe haven from people, dogs, and cars. Help re-green England for city-dwellers, for urban and migrating wildlife, and for generations to come.
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Plant Trees to Sequester Carbon Plant Trees to Sequester Carbon
Reforestation is a way to help restore the balance. Planting trees, especially quick-growing native trees that will not be logged or burned, removes carbon from the cycle and sequesters, or "fixes" it, within the wood itself.
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Protect Wild Areas of Australia Protect Wild Areas of Australia
Covering more than 240 million acres, Northern Australia is one of the planet's last great wildernesses. These tropical savannas are a top priority for preservationists. Help protect hundreds of unique species by saving this habitat.
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Plant Trees to Sequester Carbon Protect Las Tangaras Cloud Forest
During September of 2010, a team of tropical biology experts visited the previously unstudied forests of Las T‡ngaras. In just a few days, the team discovered countless exciting amphibian, butterfly, plant, and bird species. Spectacular multicolored frogs were found and are believed to reside nowhere else on Earth. We have a chance to save this "cloud forest" for generations to come.
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Plant Trees In Peru Replant Native Trees in Peru
Replant the huarango tree in Peru and stop expanding western deserts. This amazing tree is as beautiful as it is useful. Huarango pods can be used as fodder for livestock, ground into flour for human consumption, sweetened into molasses, or even fermented into beer. The light yellow flowers are a haven for bees, and the tree itself helps capture seasonal floodwaters on their way from the Andes to the Pacific, supporting humans, animals, and plants.
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Saving Wildlife

Save the Macaw Save Blue-Throated Macaws in Bolivia
The Blue-throated Macaw cannot survive in habitat degraded for agricultural purposes - their food sources and living spaces must be preserved. Expanding the sole protected area in this delicate ecosystem would safeguard critical habitat for the Blue-throated Macaw and many other gorgeous birds.
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Protect Golden Dart Frog Protect the Golden Poison Dart Frog
The Choco Rainforest is biologically unique, rising from the shores of the Pacific Ocean to the high peaks of the Andes. The greatest concentration of birds, amphibians, and orchids in the world live there, including the critically endangered golden poison dart frog, arguably the most poisonous creature on earth, and one of the most beautiful.
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Protect Golden Dart Frog Protect the Endangered Cotton-Top Tamarin
The tiny cotton-top tamarin numbers less than 6,000 individuals, and has already suffered the loss of 80% of its habitat. Help save the northwest Colombian rainforest, home to the cotton-top tamarin as well as hundreds of bird species and many other mammals, including the elusive jaguar and the spectacled bear.
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Save Snow Leopards Help Save Snow Leopards
Through innovative programs, effective partnerships and the latest science, the Snow Leopard Trust is saving the snow leopard and improving the lives of people who live in the snow leopard countries of Central Asia. Support their efforts today to save this gorgeous creature.
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Save Snow Leopards Help Prairie Dogs
"Nine different wildlife species depend on the prairie dog and their habitat for their survival. The prairie dog is a critical component to healthy North American grasslands." - Dr. Jane Goodall. Help relocate prairie dogs away from danger into protected zones, bolstering the native ecosystem of the Great Plains.
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