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We are committed to safeguarding tropical rainforest—critical ecosystems, which are home to an incredible diversity of plant and animal species, and the natural carbon sinks of our planet. Our newsletters are designed to keep you informed about the latest developments in our work to protect these precious acres of habitat, as well as to provide insights into the challenges we face and the progress we are making.

By subscribing to our newsletter, you can stay connected with our work and help us raise awareness about the urgent need to protect our rainforests. Thank you for your interest and support!

 

 

Macaws fly over the Brazilian Amazon Rainforest, by Ricardo Stuckert
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Read Our Strategic Plan Update

In January 2021, Rainforest Trust embarked on an extraordinarily ambitious five-year Strategic Plan with formidable goals and objectives spanning all aspects of our work. Here we report on progress towards achieving those goals and objectives at the halfway point, June 30, 2023.

Read Our Strategic Plan UpdateRead Our Strategic Plan Update
The Tropical Kingbird, photo by Jes Lefcourt

Rainforest Trust Newsletters

Fall 2023

Spring 2023

Winter 2022

Summer 2022

Winter 2021/2022

Spring 2021

Winter 2020

Summer 2020

Spring 2020

Winter 2019

Summer 2019

Contact us if you would like to see newsletters prior to 2019.

Rainforest Trust Annual Reports

2023

2022

2021

2020

2019

2018

2017

2016

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Conservation Action Fund Updates

Rainforest Trust’s Conservation Action Fund powers our important conservation work when and where it is needed most across the tropics to save species and protect our planet. It is our intention to produce updates like this three times a year, each with a focus on one of the regions where we work: Americas, Asia and Africa. Below, you will find our most recent CAF Updates.

Brazilian Amazon Fund Updates

Working towards our goal of protecting 20 million acres of the Brazilian Amazon rainforest by 2026, we created the Brazilian Amazon Fund in 2023.  With your support we’re already making a tangible difference, but there is so much left to accomplish to save this rich and fragile forest.