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‘Why should we look after rainforests? How does it effect me when I don’t live there?’ We’re sure you’ve thought about these questions before. They’re fair questions to think about! So, let’s have a quick look at a few key…
Paamari means fire in Asháninka. For so long, fire has been an incredible resource for many Indigenous societies across the world, shaping their everyday life. But in an age of climate breakdown where long drought periods have become the…
In the Indigenous community of Cutivereni, Peru, a group of women have come together to keep traditional artisanal crafts alive. They are known as Jeto and are made up of 18 Indigenous Asháninka mothers. From the depths of…
An exhibition for land and sea.
Wellbeing in rainforest. When it comes to development, all too often it’s one or the other. A community-led approach to conservation embraces and learns from local traditions while scaling up and supporting sustainable development. By using the latest…
When he’s not engraving the entire Lord’s Prayer on the head of a pin, or making newspaper headlines for his images of Jane Austen and Harry Kane on £5 notes, Graham Short is somewhat of a rainforest enthusiast. Having…
A recent book has cited Cool Earth as one of the best charities to give to if you want your money to have the most impact on climate change. Doing Good Better is a new book by William Macaskill, Associate…
Fighting for the environment on the catwalk. The rainforests of Papua New Guinea are a far cry from the catwalks of Paris Fashion Week but the two came together for Vivienne Westwood’s Fashion Show. Splashed across an exquisitely designed…
Vivienne Westwood has gifted a £1 million donation to Cool Earth. Designer and activist Vivienne Westwood stands in the rainforest at sunset. She’s galvanised her friends to join the cause including Kate Moss, Lily Cole, Sadie Frost and…
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