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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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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 A close up image of an Ashaninka community member 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
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
2018 More extreme weather in Papua New Guinea More extreme weather in Papua New Guinea And while aftershocks continue to rock the highlands, storms rock the lowlands. Gadaisu village was on the edge of a… March 12, 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
2018 International Women's Day - #PushForProgress International Women’s Day – #PushForProgress   Both Adelaida and Chabucca also play leading roles in Jeto, an all-women cooperative built to help women gain access… March 6, 2018
Africa Be Bold For Change Be Bold For Change The theme for International Women’s Day in 2017 is Be Bold For Change. Cool Earth is committed to helping women… February 22, 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
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