*[Enwl-eng] Have you ever seen a Bonobo?

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            A 20-year ban on industrial logging has just been lifted in the 
Congo Basin, opening up the only home of endangered bonobos to even greater 
threats from deforestation.

            Without their rainforest home, these gentle apes won't survive.

            But there’s a surefire way to save these bonobos: secure 
official protection for 2 million acres of this rainforest, and defend it 
from loggers.

            And we can do this for just $1 per acre!

            If enough of us chip in $2, our friends at the Bonobo 
Conservation Initiative can start securing tens of thousands of acres of 
critical bonobo habitat -- can you help save these bonobos?




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            The Bonobo Conservation Initiative has been building something 
truly magical in the Democratic Republic of the Congo: the “Bonobo Peace 
Forest.”

            It's a safe haven for bonobos, but it's so much more than just 
that. It also stores billions of tons of carbon each year -- carbon that 
would otherwise be choking our planet. And it's a network of nature reserves 
managed by local communities, providing sustainable sources of income.

            But with industrial logging about to skyrocket in the Congo 
Basin, we need to move fast.

            The Bonobo Conservation Initiative is the only international 
organisation solely dedicated to protecting wild bonobos and their 
rainforest habitat.

            Every one of us chipping in today can have a lasting impact on 
the survival of the bonobos -- can we count on you, Vladimir?




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donation will go through immediately.

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            Thanks for all that you do,
            Yasmin, Lacey and the team at SumOfUs


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            More information:

            World’s second biggest rainforest will soon reopen to 
large-scale logging. National Geographic. National Geographic. 29 September 
2021.

            Protecting the great ape whose culture is peace. UN Development 
Programme In Africa & Conservation. 2 March 2021.

            Bonobo conservation stymied by deforestation, human rights 
abuses. Mongabay. 2 October 2019.

            Bonobo Peace Forest. Bonobo Conservation Initiative. 6 June 
2019.



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      From: Yasmin Aslam, SumOfUs
      Sent: Thursday, January 06, 2022 6:51 PM
      Subject: Have you ever seen a Bonobo?




 
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