Copenhagen
Cool Earth's Copenhagen campaign.
More and more trees are being saved from destruction as the public, schools and other organisations get on board the Cool Earth campaign, launched in the run up to Copenhagen, to save 3 million tonnes of CO2. Read more about the "Tree for a £" campaign.
Indigenous tribesman represents Cool Earth in Copenhagen.
Indigenous tribesman, Javier Dril Bustamante travels all the way from the rainforest in Peru to Copenhagen to voice his powerful testimony at the climate change talks. Read more
Javier's blog in Copenhagen
Copenhagen is a mixture of enlightenment and disappointment for Javier Dril Bustamante. But he will return to the rainforest able to inform his community of the next steps they must take to progress their future and safeguard the Amazon. Read more
Cool Earth brings tribal leader Javier Bustamante to the UK
From the House of Commons to Cornwall's Eden project, 27 year old Javier has a world wind tour of the UK before heading to Copenhagen. Read more
Schools learn about the rainforest with a visit from tribesman, Javier and Cool Earth.
Schools can play a big part in protecting the rainforest and are major supporters of Cool Earth. Javier's story is an important classroom lesson which Mary Magdalen's Primary school in London, Saltash.net community school and Kennall Vale School in Cornwall all take part in. Read more
