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"We are all interconnected as if one beating cell. Kill a part of that cell and the whole cell eventually dies." S.O.S. from the Amazon RainforestBy the year 2000, more than one million species of earthly life will have become extinct because of man. Experts claim a rainforest area the size of Texas, USA, vanishes each year because of clear-cutting, mining or development, and agricultural activities. ISPTR/PARD represents Amazon voices and cries, asking for help in protecting the people and all life. We are an American non-profit foundation and we are counting on the young people of the world (both young at heart, and young of body). |
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Inia geoffrensis |
We need your support
for the protection and preservation of the largest rainforest in the world,
the Amazon Basin, by preserving it inhabitants: the people, pink and gray
river dolphins, manatees, river otters, primates, birds, millions of insects,
thousands of plants, etc.
While everyone is waiting for a crusader to "make it right," our earthly inheritance is being squandered away. We can do the work, but we need resources! We need help! |
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| ISPTR/PARD, composed of a handful of volunteers, have been working in silence to get the work done. They have made significant progress in shaping positive environmental attitudes and developing beneficial educational/conservational programs. | 
Cumaceba "The Heart" |
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Roxanne with Amadeus and Ludwig URGENT: Now that our monkeys are grown up they need a new shelter! |
Jivaro Tribe Shaman |
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| At a time when the world seems poised on the
brink of environmental catastrophe, it is easy to succumb to feelings of
despair and hopelessness. Yes, there are complex problems to be solved
and serious challenges to be faced head-on. By opening our hearts, rolling
up our sleeves and working with the people at governmental and village
levels, ISPTR/PARD is exerting a positive influence on the fate of the
rainforest and all of its inhabitants.
Despite the "prophesies" of some doomsayers, there is hope for these magnificant repositories of biological diversity because we are making a difference and you can make a difference too! |
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