A £2m scheme to create 10 new ‘bio-bridges’ which link up areas of rainforest to help wildlife has been launched by the Body Shop. The global scheme aims to protect and regenerate 10 corridors between wildlife hotspots by 2020 to connect isolated and endangered animals and plant species and allow them to breed and thrive. It comes after the company worked with conservationists on schemes in Vietnam, Malaysia and Indonesia, helping species such as orangutans, tigers and
Body Shop announces £2m ‘biobridges’ scheme to save rainforest wildlife
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