The Rainforest Sites Donations to World Land Trust-US Surpass $100,000
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“Were proud to work with an innovative organization like GreaterGood, whose commitment has been absolutely essential in saving these vulnerable places,” said Dr Paul Salaman, WLT-US Chief Executive Officer.Visitors to The Rainforest Site can donate to specific conservation or wildlife protection projects through the Gifts That Give More[tm] program.Seattle, WA, April 17, 2013 --( PR.com )-- Donations from GreaterGood’s The Rainforest Site’s “Click To Give” button and other activities have now surpassed $100,000 for World Land Trust-US projects to save rapidly disappearing habitat.“Each acre and square foot protected with GreaterGoods assistance makes a real difference on the ground for nature and for all of us,” said Dr Paul Salaman, WLT-US Chief Executive Officer.Today, the El Paujil Nature Reserve covers 6,935 acres and provides permanent protection for 100 pairs of the critically endangered Blue-billed Curassow, as well as habitat for the Magdalena Spider Monkey, Jaguar, Spectacled Bear, and extremely rare Magdalena race of the Lowland Tapir, Tapirus terrestris columbianus.Currently, clicks at The Rainforest Site’s green button support WLT-US projects in Caribbean Guatemala, Colombia, Peru, Mexico, Ecuador, Guatemala, Argentina, Chile, and others, working with local organizations to purchase and conserve lands that are extremely high in biodiversity.“Were proud to work with an innovative organization like GreaterGood, whose commitment has been absolutely essential in saving these vulnerable places,” said Dr Paul Salaman, WLT-US Chief Executive Officer.Visitors can support these efforts to protect this area by clicking on the green “Click To Give” button at The Rainforest Site.100% of all donations received are distributed to charitable partners around the world by GreaterGood.org.More about GreaterGoodSince 1999, GreaterGood has contributed nearly $30 million to charity worldwide.