FAQ
Who are we?
The organization La Tierra De Las Phyllomedusa is a non-profit organization that is supported through donations, sustainable biocommerce, and the sale of merchandise to protect the surrounding jungle through initiatives such as reforestation, environmental enrichment, education, and scientific and research work.
What can I do to support La Tierra De Las Phyllomedusa?
Financial contributions through donations, purchase of merchandise [...] Dissemination of public material, distribution on social networks to acquaintances...
Are you a political organization?
La Tierra De Las Phyllomedusa works independently to locally protect the jungle, without following any ideology, striving to do things as best as possible without adhering to any political line.
Does the store distribute globally?
As a "print on demand" service, anyone can easily access the products from anywhere in the world.
When will I know that my tree has been planted?
Upon receiving the payment, the administration will be notified, and within less than a week, you will receive news, as well as a photo and a short video of the tree.
Can I track the tree?
If you choose the tracking option, an additional amount of x euros per year will be charged, and once a year, the tree's growth process will be recorded on the website.
Are there any guarantees that the tree will grow 100%?
No, since it is a plantation in a natural environment in a country with adverse weather conditions, there is a possibility that the tree may not grow as expected. However, if it is in poor condition, another tree will be planted at no extra cost.
ItalianGekko Association
is an association committed to interfacing herpetology and herpetophilia, through scientific research, collaborating with national and foreign universities; carrying out and supporting in-situ and ex-situ conservation activities; as well as publishing good practices and management courses for species bred as "Pets". Very important is the work carried out by volunteers for the recovery, stalling and relocation of the specimens by private herpetophiles. A solid technical-scientific committee made up of researchers, veterinarians and members of the board guide and plan the activities. IGA is therefore also committed to the regulatory front of what concerns trade and the protection of species, thanks to a team of lawyers and political representatives. The association also organizes field expeditions, aimed at exploring, studying and understanding the ecological dynamics of different geographical areas of the world, also offering support to university theses in the field of biology and natural sciences. The organization of international congresses has become a key point for the exchange of ideas and discussion on various issues involving herpetology and environmental conservation. The association stands on the support of the numerous members and supporters who annually decide to contribute to the cause and to the daily effort of those who direct activities and projects.