*[Enwl-eng] Hope for nature – working together to preserve the rainforest

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Our partners on the ground are working to protect the rainforest, 
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            Working together for the rainforest

            Hope for nature – working together to preserve the rainforest
            Dear friends of the rainforests,

            The rainforests are true miracles of life. Giant, ancient trees 
reach for the sky, orchids perfume the forest canopy. Monkeys leap from 
branch to branch, jaguars slink through the undergrowth.

            It is thanks to our partners – environmental activists on the 
ground that these forests still exist.

            Rainforest guardians never take time off because hardly a day 
goes by without alarming cries for help. Our partners are the first line of 
defense when loggers move to invade the traditional lands of Indigenous 
communities, mining projects reduce intact nature to lunar landscapes of 
toxic waste, or palm oil companies destroy riotous biodiversity and replace 
it with monotonous green deserts of oil palms.

            Together, we can make a difference.

            Your donation supports strong forest projects that bring about 
change.

            Our donation certificates are a wonderful gift for anyone who 
cares about nature.

                  DONATE NOW
                  Thank you for your support,

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


              25 euros support Eco Guards on their forest patrols
            On their patrols through the habitat of the Cross River gorillas 
and forest elephants, the Eco-Guards in Nigeria track down loggers, 
arsonists and poachers. With 25 euros, you can provide five days of training 
for young men and women in several villages. Our Nigerian partner 
organization Devcon not only organizes the patrols, it also helps create 
alternative income streams for local people and gets them involved in 
conservation work. For 3 euros, they can plant and care for a mango tree. 
Your donation thus supports both nature conservation and benefits people.

                  DONATE NOW

              60 euros secures the land rights of the Indigenous Iban people
            Environmentalist Matek Geram is constantly on the move to defend 
Sarawak's rainforests. Matek is a member of the Indigenous Iban people, and 
he is the driving force behind procuring official titles to their 
traditional land – the key to keeping palm oil companies and loggers out and 
preserving the habitat of orangutans and hornbills. The first step toward a 
land title is mapping the Indigenous territories. With a donation of 60 
euros, you can make one day of mapping possible.

                  DONATE NOW


            150 euros protects the rainforest of the Ka'apor people
            The Indigenous Ka'apor have been acclaimed as the most effective 
rainforest guardians in Brazil. To defend their territory even better, they 
need your support. With a donation of 150 euros, you can support the 
surveying work needed to establish protective zones to defend their 
ancestral forest against loggers and poachers.

                  DONATE NOW

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                  Rettet den Regenwald e.V. (Rainforest Rescue)
                  Jupiterweg 15, 22391 Hamburg, Germany
                  Tel: +49 40 228 510 80

                  info at rainforest-rescue.org  •  www.rainforest-rescue.org

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            image 3: SADIA
            image 4: Andrew Johnson







      From: Rainforest Rescue
      Sent: Friday, December 15, 2023 7:19 PM
      Subject: Hope for nature – working together to preserve the rainforest


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