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Cool Earth works alongside indigenous villages to halt rainforest destruction. Read stories about some of the people we work with.

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2018 There's power in people | World Indigenous People's day There’s power in people | World Indigenous People’s day Peru is a country of stark differences. Only 20% of adults in Peru have a bank account, and the number… August 8, 2018
2018 Size matters Size matters Cool Earth was born right at the moment that small-scale deforestation began to become a problem. Back in 2007, little… June 18, 2018

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The only way to halt destruction is to align the future of the rainforest with the people best placed to protect it. This means placing forest in the hands of the people who rely on its survival for their survival.

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2018 They think it’s all over for deforestation. They think it’s all over for deforestation. It’s amazing how truly global football’s reach is. Whether its a multi-million pound stadium in the UK or a glimpse… June 11, 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
Asháninka News How much carbon does your family use? How much carbon does your family use? If you live in the developed world, chances are your annual carbon footprint varies from about eight tonnes per family… May 15, 2018
2018 Renewables and Rainforest: Reasons to be Cheerful Renewables and Rainforest: Reasons to be Cheerful We’ve all seen how quickly society can develop. Climate positive decisions have become mainstream and the new normal is much… May 11, 2018
Asháninka News Celebrating Rainforest Moms Celebrating Rainforest Moms From Peru to Papua New Guinea, mothers are not only raising the rainforest protectors of the future but leading community… May 9, 2018
2018 People are the key to halting climate change People are the key to halting climate change Inhabitants of tropical rainforests will feel the consequences of climate change the keenest. Without the resources to move or adapt,… May 7, 2018
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
Milne Bay News Spring in the Rainforest Spring in the Rainforest Spring in the rainforest is a hive of activity. In Gadaisu village in Papua New Guinea, each family has their… March 29, 2018
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