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Flower Valley Conservation Trust Flower Valley Conservation Trust In 1999, Flower Valley farm was threatened by plans to plant vineyards meaning many hectares of invaluable fynbos, the local indigenous vegetation, being lost. FFI intervened, bought the land, and set up Flower Valley Conservation Trust. Find out more »
Conserving carnivores in Georgia Grey wold in Georgia FFI's Georgian Carnivore Conservation Project is working with local partner NACRES to save species including grey wolf, lynx, jungle cat and bear. Find out more »
Global Trees Campaign The Global Trees Campaign The Global Trees Campaign, a joint initiative between Fauna & Flora International and Botanic Gardens Conservation International is the only international campaign dedicated to conserving threatened trees. Find out more »
Conservation challenge: Our depleted oceans Clown fish FFI's Dr Abigail Entwistle on how mankind's impacts are reaching wider and deeper into our marine environment. Find out more »

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