Three Ways to Donate to Earthroots: 1. Online Using the Secure Services of canadahelps.org 2. By Mail Using our donation form 3. By Phone Contact us to arrange a credit card donation. Earthroots 401 Richmond St. West Suite 410 Toronto, Ontario M5V 3A8 Canada Phone: (416) 599-0152 Fax: (416) 340-2429 Email: info@earthroots.org  Join us in protecting wilderness and wildlife in Ontario! Earthroots' work is funded primarily by private donations. For our important work to continue, we need financial support from caring wilderness defenders like yourself. Your donation goes directly into funding our campaigns -- whether they be producing further factsheets to holding press conferences to paying for postage to mail out information packages to activists across the province. It's an uphill battle to protect wildlife and wilderness -- We need all the help we can get! By donating $40 or more you will automatically become a member of Earthroots and receive our newsletter twice a year and our special publications. We have set up three easy ways for you to make a donation. You can do so by printing out our Donation Form, attaching a cheque or credit card number and mailing it to Earthroots or by donating online through the secure services of charity.ca. You may also call in a donation by credit card; please contact us at the office (416-599-0152). You may call collect.	Wolves of Algonquin Park (2001-present): Achieved a 2 ½ year, full season ban on hunting and trapping wolves in and around Algonquin Park as a result of the overwhelming outcry of Earthroots, its supporters and other conservation groups. Conservation area of Algonquin Park increased by 50% for these rare red wolves. Protection of the Oak Ridges Moraine (1999-2001): Through several years of ambitious campaigning, Earthroots pushed this fight to a new level resulting in the protection of over 230,000 hectares of threatened wetlands, marshes and forests. Lands for Life (1997-present): Achieved the protection of 2.4 million hectares of public land under Lands for Life through our efforts and the co-operative efforts of the conservation community in Ontario. Preservation of Temagami's Ancient Pine Forests (1986-present): Acted as advocate and participant in the Temagami Comprehensive Land Use Planning Process (1990 - 1996), resulting in the protection of 44% of the ancient white and red pine forests in the region. James Bay Two Hydroelectric Development (1990-1992): Successfully opposed the James Bay Two hydroelectric project in northern Quebec through coalition building, educational events, lobbying, advocacy and media-based events.