Protecting rainforests with Cool Earth Action - Keeping carbon where it belongs
Ashaninka
Subscribe to this topic FeedFreshers' have a green start to the new term
850 students in Devon and Cornwall had a green beginning to their new term after protecting a tree with Cool Earth. The rainforest charity sponsored a tree for free in the name of any student who showed their support by signing up to become a volunteer.
Ashaninka
The Ashaninka tribe live in the Peruvian rainforest which is experiencing devastatingly rapid deforestation, destroying some of the world's richest stores of forest carbon.
Ashaninka Update from Catherine Jacob
Update from Catherine Jacob, Sky News Environment correspondent about deforestation in the Peruvian Amazon.
Transport in Ashaninka territory
Ben Cackett, Cool Earth, on what some of the Cool Earth money is being spent on.
Jaime Pena Lopez, Ashaninkan tribal leader in the village of Tinkereni
Jaime Pena Lopez is an Ashaninkan tribal leader in the village of Tinkereni in the Peruvian Amazon.
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