Ashaninka
Ashaninka lies in an arc of deforestation that is destroying some of the world's richest stores of forest carbon. Hand in hand with local partners, Cool Earth is securing forest once held by logging concessions and opening it up to rubber tappers and harvesters of forest produce. By investing in sustainable local production, we are helping to price destruction out of the market.
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New species discovered in African rainforest
Scientists have provided additional support to efforts to save the rainforest in eastern Tanzania.
Tourism project helps protect rainforest
A travel company has set up an environmentally-friendly mountain biking tour project in the Cambodian rainforest.
Politician jailed for protected forest corruption
An Indonesian politician has been jailed for eight years for allowing a protected forest to be misused.
'Wasteful' illegal logging in Vietnam
More than 334 cubic meters of illegally logged lumber has been stockpiled in a single district of Vietnam, it has been revealed.
Illegal logging 'threatening' Malaysian wildlife
Illegal logging will continue to force elephants into areas inhabited by humans in Malaysia until it is stopped, it has been claimed.
'Natural' CO2 combatants questioned
The Earth's ability to cope with increased levels of carbon dioxide has been questioned by scientists.
Locals to help shape Dorset climate change strategy
Local residents in one UK region have until January 14th 2009 to submit their proposals for a climate change strategy.
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Cool Earth's UK Headquarters
77 South Audley Street, London, W1K 1JA
Telephone 0800 093 0624
- Project: Awacachi Corridor - Ecuador
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Project: Awacachi Corridor - Ecuador
Working with local partners, Cool Earth is helping to secure this corridor of land by investing in its protection system and in local community development that values forest conservation above forest destruction.
- Project: Ashaninka - Peru
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Project: Ashaninka - Peru
The Peruvian Amazon is experiencing rapid deforestation. As you read, illegal loggers are devastating the rainforest resources of many tribal communities.
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