September 21, 2016

Orangerie Bay:
One year on


When Gadaisu village in Papua New Guinea contacted Cool Earth, they were desperate to save their forest.

Palm Oil companies were on their doorstep. They faced an agonising decision: Sell their land, or continue to live in extreme poverty.

Thanks to you, we were able to give them another choice.

One year on, 113,000 acres of rainforest are safe and sound.

And because of you, Gadaisu village has a future.

 

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