This is a re-post from the World Land Trust regarding the project that Drawing Escapes is currently supporting.
"World Land Trust (WLT) would like to extend a huge thank you to everyone who has donated to our latest appeal, Scorched Earth to Forest Haven. Together, an incredible £440,000 has been raised so far for this major reforestation project in Vietnam.
WLT launched the autumn appeal at the beginning of October with Big Match Fortnight, aiming to raise £575,000 for local partner, Viet Nature, who will plant 120,000 trees in Bac Huong Hoa Nature Reserve. Between 3 – 17 October, the generous donations from individual supporters were doubled by match funding from corporate and charitable supporters. With more than 75 per cent of our target achieved, Viet Nature will soon begin to clear the tall, rampant grasses that invaded the hillsides in the region, ready to replant with the carefully chosen 12 native species that thrived during the successful pilot project.
There’s still a little way to go before we reach our target and Viet Nature can restore these precious 246 acres of lost tropical forest. Help us plant more trees and make 2019 a year to remember for endangered wildlife in Vietnam."
Click below if you are able to help.
WLT launched the autumn appeal at the beginning of October with Big Match Fortnight, aiming to raise £575,000 for local partner, Viet Nature, who will plant 120,000 trees in Bac Huong Hoa Nature Reserve. Between 3 – 17 October, the generous donations from individual supporters were doubled by match funding from corporate and charitable supporters. With more than 75 per cent of our target achieved, Viet Nature will soon begin to clear the tall, rampant grasses that invaded the hillsides in the region, ready to replant with the carefully chosen 12 native species that thrived during the successful pilot project.
There’s still a little way to go before we reach our target and Viet Nature can restore these precious 246 acres of lost tropical forest. Help us plant more trees and make 2019 a year to remember for endangered wildlife in Vietnam."
Click below if you are able to help.
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