What You Can Do
It’s vital that the forests in the CarBi project area are managed in a way that ensures they’ll continue to sustain economic and social development – and support the region’s fabulous wildlife. If we’re to safeguard this unique area, it’ll require active support.
You could help WWF and our partners' efforts by:
Becoming a WWF supporter
Visiting our adopt an animal programme, and adopting a tiger or elephant
- Only purchasing products certified as sustainable by the FSC and RSPO, to ensure wood, palm oil and other commodities are from a legal and sustainable source and don’t inadvertently contribute to habitat or species destruction in the CarBi project area
- When travelling, don’t buy animal skins and other wildlife souvenirs as more than 800 endangered animal and plant species are banned from international trade, and 30,000 more require a special permit under CITES (the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora) before they can be traded internationally
Laotian children help their teacher plant new trees.
