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2018 Rainforest Meetings: Not for the faint hearted Rainforest Meetings: Not for the faint hearted Cool Earth’s Head of Programme, Tracy, has recently returned from the Asháninka partnership in the Peruvian Amazon. Cool Earth works… July 12, 2018
2018 Forest Faena Forest Faena Faena are a long-held tradition in Awajún culture. They are public work days where the community leader gathers everyone together… June 11, 2018

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2018 Emergency evacuations in the Asháninka Emergency evacuations in the Asháninka Now imagine you’re six hours by boat away from the nearest medical centre. And now imagine that when you eventually… April 6, 2018
Amazon Rainforest: Dispatches from Earth's most vital frontlines Rainforest: Dispatches from Earth’s most vital frontlines Tony Juniper is Britain’s best-known environmental campaigner. He has published several successful and award-winning books including the Sunday Times bestseller… April 5, 2018
Amazon Marin Wasun Orrego in Inga Garden Meeting Marin “Since I was a child, I didn’t like the idea of the forest disappearing. I always wished that we could… March 29, 2018
Amazon The Mother of the Forest The Mother of the Forest Mother of five Chabuca Bustamante, from Cool Earth’s Ashaninka partnership, tells us that the spirit of the forest, as with… March 9, 2018
2017 The Asháninka health promoters The Asháninka health promoters Diarrhoea and malnutrition are the two biggest killers of young children in Cool Earth’s partnerships. Mothers have worked with Cool… September 1, 2017
Amazon No empty eden No empty eden Humans have lived in the Amazon rainforest much longer than previously thought, and even helped enrich its biodiversity. Stonehenge-like structures,… February 14, 2017
Amazon land rights and climate change land rights and climate change Nearly 300 representatives of the Amazon rainforest’s indigenous people were in Lima last week with a clear message: their land… November 7, 2016
Amazon Brazil rainforest destruction Palm Oil in Peru:
a New Threat Deforestation from Oil Palm plantations is something you might be used to hearing about in Papua New Guinea, not the… November 3, 2016
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