Jeff Bezos' $100M Financial Change Revealed After Report the 'Wiped' CEO Is 'Hanging on for Dear Life' with His New Wife
The initial $200 million commitment will fund recovery efforts for 100 species across 30 countries, with Indigenous Peoples and scientists as partners.
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The Independent (US)Jeff Bezos, Leonardo DiCaprio slammed for initiative to save endangered species
Pair have teamed up to ‘bring 100 of the world’s most threatened species back from the brink’
Leonardo DiCaprio and the Bezoses combine funds for endangered species
Leonardo DiCaprio and Jeff and Lauren Sanchez Bezos have combined their charity funds to create a $200 million commitment to endangered species. According to Variety, it will be the largest philanthropic investment dedicated to recovering endangered species, and will provide support to 100 mammal, amphibian, reptile, bird, fish, invertebrate, and plant species across 30 countries and a variety of environments. The Bezos Earth Fund will provide $…
Actor and renowned environmental activist Leonardo DiCaprio joined forces with Amazon founder Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez Bezos to launch one of the most ambitious philanthropic initiatives in modern history for the environment: the Phoenix Species Project. This new program starts with an initial capital of $200 million, consolidated as the largest private economic commitment dedicated exclusively to the preservation and recovery of species on…
On August 4, the Jeff Bezos Bezos Earth Fund and the conservation organization Re:Wild (co-founded by Leonardo DiCaprio) announced that they were launching the Phoenix Species Project. The program is to help restore populations of one hundred species from thirty countries. All of them are threatened with extinction, and some are no longer found in the wild. The project budget is $200 million, half of it was provided by the Bezos Foundation, half…
Criticized for the ecological footprint of their marriage, Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez, alongside Leonardo DiCaprio, announce a record $200 million fund to protect the most endangered species.
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