Find out more about The Nature Conservancy’s work to protect the habitats of some of the world's most fascinating and charismatic species featured in Disneynature’s film EARTH.

To help support this critical work, Disney will plant 2.7 million trees in the Atlantic Forest -- one for each person who saw the film EARTH during its opening week.

	About the Animals Disneynature's film EARTH follows three animal families and shares intimate moments with some of Earth's most fascinating creatures. Learn more about polar bears, elephants, humpback whales and our work to protect the critical habitats that they call home. Learn more about the animal families >>
	Explore the Forest Thanks to everyone who saw EARTH during its opening week, Disney Worldwide Conservation Fund and Walt Disney Studios are planting 2.7 million trees in the Atlantic Forest of Brazil with the Conservancy's Plant a Billion Trees campaign. Learn about the tree planting campaign >> Watch video of the Atlantic Forest >>
	Get Involved and Help Plant Trees You can still help to protect the Atlantic Forest by joining the Conservancy's Plant a Billion Trees campaign. Just one dollar plants one tree in the Atlantic Forest, one of the world's biggest and most threatened tropical forests. Plant a tree >> Plant trees each month >>

Go Deeper

Learn more about EARTH's fascinating animal families and the critical work the Conservancy is doing to protect them:

Learn what threatens polar bears >>
View an elephant slideshow >>
Visit the habitat of the humpback whale >>
Download Disney's educator materials >>

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Photos: Seedlings grow at a tree nursery near Guarapuava, Brazil. Photo © Scott Warren; Elephants. Photo © Gwynn Crichton/TNC; Forestland in Brazil. Photo © Scott Warren - 2007; Planting trees in Brazil. Photo © Adriano Gambarini; Cloud Valley in Bahia, Brazil. Photo © John Tschirky; Earth. Photo © DISNEY ENTERPRISES, INC. and BBC WORLDWIDE LTD.