Rainforest Rescue - Working together for the rainforest
WEBThe rainforest. A green sea of ferns, mosses, vines and ancient trees. Iridescent butterflies and colorful birds. Flowers in every hue of the rainbow. The “green lung” is a natural wonder of the world. Find out more about the world’s most diverse, fascinating and threatened ecosystem. Background.
About us - Rainforest Rescue
WEBOur team. Rainforest Rescue (Rettet den Regenwald e.V.) has been campaigning for the protection of the last rainforests worldwide for 34 years. We are a non-profit association is based in Hamburg, Germany (register of associations: Hamburg District Court VR 11790). We are independent of governments and political parties.
The rainforest - Rainforest Rescue
WEBThe rainforest. A green sea of ferns, mosses, vines and ancient trees. Iridescent butterflies and colorful birds. Flowers in every hue of the rainbow. The “green lung” is a natural wonder of the world. Find out more about the world’s most diverse, fascinating and threatened ecosystem. The tropical rainforest is an eternally green band ...
Climate and the rainforest - Rainforest Rescue
WEBFeb 2, 2024 · According to a study published by Nature, rainforests could tip from carbon sinks to carbon emitters solely due to changing climatic and growth conditions from 2035 onward – thus accelerating catastrophic climate change. Because of the intricate interdependencies of the rainforest ecosystem, the entire web can suffer if …
Our rainforest campaigns - Rainforest Rescue
WEBThe rainforest. A green sea of ferns, mosses, vines and ancient trees. Iridescent butterflies and colorful birds. Flowers in every hue of the rainbow. The “green lung” is a natural wonder of the world. Find out more about the world’s most diverse, fascinating and threatened ecosystem. Recent successes.
The climate crisis and extinction - Rainforest Rescue
WEBThe loss of peat forests is particularly devastating. According to a study published by Nature, rainforests could change from carbon sinks to carbon emitters solely due to changing climatic conditions from 2035 onward – thus accelerating catastrophic climate change. This is apparently already the case in the Amazonia.
Projects of our partners on the ground - Rainforest Rescue
WEBPetitions Projects Updates Our news. Our news, reports and success stories in rainforest conservation. Updates; Tanzania: Government backs down after Maasai protests Success (Aug 28, 2024); Indonesia: Prestigious award for Papua’s Indigenous Awyu activists Success (Aug 10, 2024); DRC: Expulsion of the Batwa …
News and success stories - Rainforest Rescue
WEBJun 8, 2024 · Petitions Projects Updates Our news. Our news, reports and success stories in rainforest conservation. Updates; Tanzania: Government backs down after Maasai protests Success (Aug 28, 2024); Indonesia: Prestigious award for Papua’s Indigenous Awyu activists Success (Aug 10, 2024); DRC: Expulsion of the Batwa people ruled unjust Success (Aug 7, 2024)
The rainforest - Rainforest Rescue
WEBA green sea of ferns, mosses, vines and ancient trees. Iridescent butterflies and colorful birds. Flowers in every hue of the rainbow. The “green lung” is a natural wonder of the world. Find out more about the world’s most diverse, fascinating and threatened ecosystem.
News and success stories - Rainforest Rescue
WEBPetitions Projects Updates Our news. Our news, reports and success stories in rainforest conservation. Updates; Mother Nature Cambodia activists sentenced to six to eight years for defending nature News (Jul 2, 2024); Indonesia: The Afsya people secure 40,000 hectares of forest in West Papua!