*[Enwl-eng] Rainforest guardians are going the extra mile – thanks to your generosity

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Our partners on the ground are united in their tenacity and dedication to 
nature.
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            Working together for the rainforest

            Rainforest guardians are going the extra mile – thanks to your 
generosity
            Dear friends of the rainforests,

            Usually, we turn to you asking for your signature – this 
newsletter is different.

            The petitions we launch in cooperation with our partner 
organizations in the global South are just one small facet of our work.

            We not only amplify the voices of our activist partners, we 
support them in their work on the ground – mapping forest territories to 
secure the land rights of Indigenous communities, defending gorilla habitat 
in the Congo Basin and protecting the Paya Nie wetlands in Indonesia.

            Our partners have also gone to court to return a vast area of 
Amazon rainforest to the stewardship of its Indigenous inhabitants, and 
their political work has succeeded in stopping the advance of loggers and 
rapacious plantation companies.

                  DONATE NOW

            The challenges we face are huge, and our partners on the 
ground – the courageous defenders of the rainforests – need your support. 
Our list of projects is long and we have no time to lose.

            Rainforest Rescue relies entirely on donations from individuals 
like you to enable this vital work.

            Thank you for your generosity.

                  As always, thanks for being involved,

                  John Hayduska
                  Rainforest Rescue (Rettet den Regenwald e. V)


              Our voices heard
            Our petition delivered a clear message, and it was heard by the 
UN: In a one-on-one meeting, the Executive Secretary of the Convention on 
Biological Diversity, Elizabeth Maruma Mrema, had an open ear for our 
arguments and pledged to highlight the dangers of narrowly focusing on 
protected areas alone in the COP 15 negotiations.

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                  Rettet den Regenwald e.V. (Rainforest Rescue)
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            image 1: Collage RdR
            image 2: Rettet den Regenwald / Mathias Rittgerott






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      From: Rainforest Rescue
      Sent: Thursday, December 22, 2022 6:36 PM
      Subject: Rainforest guardians are going the extra mile – thanks to 
your generosity


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