The African Rainforest Conservancy teaches Tanzanian locals the importance of conservation by Robyn Cohen For mob boss Tony Soprano, an interest in all things green would likely refer to proceeds from his illegal ventures, but for James Gandolfini, this interest lies in the lush African Rainforest. Gandolfini had the honor
Only 30% of ancient trees remain standing due to deforestation. Such practices contribute to depleting wildlife habitats, compromising water supply, and greenhouse gases. The African Rainforest Conservancy believes that inspiring the locals that live near and in the rainforest to practice conservation may greatly help contribute to boosting our ecosystem.
Only 30% of ancient trees remain standing due to deforestation. Such practices contribute to depleting wildlife habitats, compromising water supply, and greenhouse gases. The African Rainforest Conservancy believes that inspiring the locals that live near and in the rainforest to practice conservation may greatly help contribute to boosting our ecosystem.