A season of conservation action: Winter issue of WLT News out now SEARCH NEWS

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WLT's successful appeals to save Ecuador's Chocó forest and Cameroon's great apes all take centre stage in the latest WLT News issue. Image credit: World Land Trust

WLT News is the Trust’s in-depth newsletter, available printed or online in PDF format. WLT News complements the eBulletin, featuring a wider variety of stories, project updates and current appeals.

The Winter issue, hot off the press, shares good news for our campaigns to save Ecuador’s Chocó forests and the great apes of Cameroon. There are updates on the work that the WLT Action Fund has supported over recent months as well as the Carbon Balanced and Plant a Tree programmes. There’s still time to Buy an Acre in Argentina too – a great Christmas gift!

WLT News is published four times a year: Winter, Spring, Summer and Autumn (and is sent to all supporters who request it). To become a WLT supporter, you can donate online, either for yourself or on behalf of somebody else as a gift. See here to discover all your options to support our work.

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