December 25, 2015

What do you need to save rainforest?


The best way to save rainforest is to support the people that live there, 100%.

That’s why Cool Earth puts funds directly in the hands of rainforest communities.

Find out how Cool Earth partners from Peru to Papua New Guinea have invested your donations to strengthen their families and save their forest.

ashaninka women laughing on boat in rainforest A new boat for emergency evacuations
Bridging the gap between communities Bridging the gap between communities
ashaninka solar dryer Solar dryers for perfect cacao
rainforest river boats Boats to withstand tropical storms
ashaninka communal meeting house A meeting place for strong villages
awaun medicine Life saving medicine for remote communities
ashaninka men with tools in front of rainforest river Tools and technicians
rainforest child Making a song and dance about rainforest
women and girl collecting water Safe, clean water for families
rainforest women carrying goods Household allowance for family essentials
rainforest women carrying goods Household allowance for family essentials
Coffee seeds to grow incomes Private: Coffee seeds to grow incomes
awajun man with fishing net Fish farms for feeding families
yakolima rainforest sewing group A sewing machine and a new business idea
Counting everyone in the village Counting everyone in the village
ashaninka girl at school desk School supplies for growing minds
A school building to last A school building to last
Cooperatives that save forest Cooperatives that save forest
ashaninka fermenting drawers Very clever chocolate boxes
ashaninka child in front of blackboard Making sure everyone’s got the best start in life
ashaninka woman with boat engine Life saving evacuations
Tools that empower women Tools that empower women
ashaninka children with school books Books that save forest
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