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There's LOTS on at the Living Rainforest this winter. Explore the rainforest plants and animals, catch a talk, join a workshop, meet up with friends, enjoy a snack or browse in our shop ......
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Pineapples aren’t the only bromeliads in the rainforest …
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‘Sustainability in action’
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Latest Rainforest Blogs
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Magnificent Medinilla
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The Copenhagen Accord – Final Nail in the Coffin or a New Beginning for Climate Policy?
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22
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Why rainforests are important
Biological diversity, cultural diversity and climate stability are just a few reasons why rainforests are important. Discover a different world of amazing plants, animals, ecosystems, human needs, economies and cultures at the Living Rainforest.... Read more
What you can do
As we now understand, humanity’s impact on the planet’s ecosystems over the last 200 years has been devastating. With the simultaneous growth of human populations, the global economy and the ecological crisis, it has become abundantly clear that all life is inter-connected and all actions make a difference... Read more
Help support conservation projects
There are many ways in which people can lend their support to useful conservation and sustainability projects. You can support The Living Rainforest education centre by adopting an animal, donating to the Trust or volunteering. You can also support Living Rainforest-linked Projects Overseas in Indonesia, Madagascar, Africa and the Amazon... Read more
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