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The Republic of Colombia is located in northwestern South America and has a population of over 45 million. Currently, our efforts in Colombia primarily focus on preserving endangered species and important rainforest habitat. With your help here or at The Rainforest Site, we can increase our impact in Colombia and grow our Gifts That Give More™ program in the region.

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 Tangaras. 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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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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