Do you like the idea of being able to watch the rainforest in real time? How about being a volunteer wildlife observer? This will be possible because, once we have raised the money for essential things, like protecting the land from companies who would destroy it, and other essential costs, we're going to install trailcams in various places in the rainforest which will allow donors to watch what's going on and not only see amazing wildlife in its natural habitat, but also keep an eye out for game poachers. Additionally, when the clinic and the school are being built, donors will be able to see the progress being made - and maybe you'll get a wave from a passing local person, though of course the trailcams will be sited by the tribal leaders and not in places where privacy would be an issue.

We see the trailcams as a kind of bridge between donors and the people of the tribe, to help and nurture understanding and friendship between people who are thousands of miles apart, but have a common cause, and a love for our wonderful Planet Earth.

The little guy in the picture is a Philippines Tarsier. You can find out more about him and other wonderful creatures at ANIMALIA