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It is time to change
We help purchase and protect the world’s tropical forests.
Rainforest Trust purchases and protects the most threatened tropical forests, saving endangered wildlife through partnerships and community engagement.
Through these highly effective partnerships, we can ensure sustainable results necessary for the long-term protection of tropical ecosystems and the wildlife they hold.
Take a Part Inside the Movement
| March 12, 2025 |
Save The LeguansDoubleTree, Columbus Ohio – 12:00 am – 11:59 pmIguana is a genus of herbivorous lizards that are native to tropical areas of Mexico, Central America, South America, and the Caribbean. |
| May 15, 2025 – May 19, 2025 |
Florida Water FestivalWater Works Park in Downtown Tampa, Tampa Florida – 12:00 amA unique learning opportunity; event is designed to educate the public at large of the importance of protecting Florida’s precious water resources. |
| July 2, 2025 – July 5, 2025 |
Back To The WildPacific Edge Eco Lodge, Dominicalito – 12:00 amVolunteer, rescue and rehabilitate wild animals. We nurture distressed animals back to health and reintroduce them back to the wild |
| August 14, 2025 |
Annual Educational ConferenceDouble Tree, Columbus Ohio – 12:00 amContinuing education credits from the Ohio Department of Health, continuing education hours for pesticide applicators and wastewater operators. |
Saving Bizarre Biodiversity in the Heart of the Forest
Take care of the sick, abandoned forests!
We runs the only legal rescue center which does rehabilitation of wounded, sick and abandoned rainforest animals on the Pacific coast.
With two full time highly skilled Wildlife Biologists, overseeing all of the wildlife at KSTR, and she has been with KSTR for nine years.
The team and Dr. Martin work with professional staff and volunteers, including many budding primatologists, to provide state of the art care for approximately 200 wild animals rescued each year. Without this center, most of these animals would die!
Support center which is effective at successfully releasing healthy animals back into the wild.
People Saving the Rainforest
is looking to raise its goals to include a reforestation project that will include at least 94,000 trees, according to a statement issued by the group.
The goal is being led to fruition thanks to a donation of around 117 hectares, of land that the donor owned as a teak farm before it was harvested back in April 2016, according to the group’s co-founder Jan Alcare. The property will be used not only for reforestation, but also to release some rescued wildlife on it, according to the organization.
Pelota. Ellen. Kermie.
Three of the cutest, sweetest, and most special two-toed sloths you will ever meet. Their story is one that we hope will make scientific history and provide vast amounts of knowledge about sloth behavior that hasn’t existed until now.
What makes these three so incredibly special and unique is that they were brought to KSTR as orphans and have been successfully hand raised by an amazing group of volunteers led by “sloth mama” Sam Trull who serves as the organization’s Wildlife Manager and “mom” to the orphans.
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