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[ [link removed] ]Close-up of a Sumatran tiger in the rainforest surrounded by foliage.

John,

Just 600 Sumatran tigers are left in the wild, living in harmony with
rhinos and orangutans in the Leuser ecosystem. But palm oil companies,
loggers, and poachers are wiping them off the face of the earth.

We can save these critically endangered creatures!

A one-of-a-kind ranger team led by Indigenous women is racing to dismantle
poachers’ traps, using drones to safeguard wildlife, and working with
authorities to stop illegal deforestation on protected lands.

This tiny team of 5 women has almost zero financial support but still
protects nearly 250 acres! If just 5000 of us chip in a little, we could
immediately rush them the cash to DOUBLE the size of the land they
protect.

Can you help them save the last Sumatran tigers before it’s too late?



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The Leuser ecosystem is a lifeline for our planet, storing carbon to keep
us from spiraling into climate catastrophe.

But it is rapidly disappearing. Sumatra has lost almost half its tree
cover in the last 22 years alone, displacing people and wildlife and
making it almost impossible for critically endangered animals like
orangutans to revive their populations.

For the inclusive Indigenous all-women patrol group at Nuraga Bhumi
Institute, protecting this important ecosystem is deeply personal – it’s
their ancestral home.

They’re fearlessly fighting to save it for all of us with everything
they’ve got, but they’re running out of steam and need cash to keep going.

John, when you chip in, it means we can immediately rush our
partners the cash they need to buy more equipment, train and empower more
Indigenous women to patrol their land and respond to this crisis – they
don’t have to wait around while the problem gets worse.

That’s why it’s so important we move quickly. Together, we can help
supercharge their work to protect this critically endangered forest and
push back against the tide of poaching, logging and rogue palm oil
companies.

Can you chip in to help this trailblazing team protect this magical
paradise for good?



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  Thanks for all that you do,  
Miriam and the Ekō team



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More information:

[ [link removed] ]In the footsteps of tigers: the all-women patrol team protecting
Sumatra’s rainforest. The Guardian 11 July 2024
[ [link removed] ]Nuraga Bhumi Institute

 

Anything extra raised will power Ekō and our campaigns worldwide fighting
for people and the planet.

 

 

Ekō is a worldwide movement of people like you, working together to hold corporations accountable for their actions and forge a new, sustainable path for our global economy.

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