In 2020, Arnold Schwarzenegger backed a project in Uganda, collaborating with Jane Goodall, to combat deforestation and create chimpanzee habitats. The initiative introduced about 15,000 fig tree saplings to local farmers and offered training to support sustainable income and biodiversity.
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