Leonardo DiCaprio Bought an Island of 42 Hectares for $1.75 Million From Belize to Protect Fish, Turtles and Manatees

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Leonardo DiCaprio has on many occasions faced criticism from those who consider that his most vindictive facet, the one that wants to protect endangered species and threatened ecosystems, is nothing more than a mask. He is accused of greenwashing, which also translates as 'ecoposturing', for the contradictions generated by his lifestyle of private jets and disproportionate expenses. There are projects that of course prove a success and difficult…

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Leonardo DiCaprio’s commitment to the environment took an unprecedented step across the Hollywood screen. Renowned actor and activist bought with businessman Jeff Gram the uninhabited island Blackadore Caye, a 42-hectare territory off the coast of Belize, for which he paid $1.75 million...

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Leonardo DiCaprio made an amazing bet: buying a paradise island in Belize to try to restore its ecosystem!