News and Stories

We’ve just signed new partnerships with both the Gadaisu and Kondu communities in Papua New Guinea! In fact, our Kondu partnership will cover 26,500 hectares of rainforest, making it our largest partnerships to date. These are…

Big news! Your donations are going directly to Indigenous peoples who are protecting the Amazon rainforest. No middlemen, no faff, just cash in the hands of the people with an unbeatable record of keeping rainforests safe. It’s all thanks to…

The Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) published a White Paper on Monday the 20th of November, setting out their approach to international development to 2030. The paper looks at how to address the linked challenges of development, nature and…

As representatives from nearly 200 countries gather at COP28, the only voices in the crowd that will resonate with us are those of Indigenous peoples. As a climate charity, we are skeptical of the impact of COP. To host it…

Cool Earth is celebrating ten years working in partnership with Planet Mark! Planet Mark supports businesses to radically reduce carbon emissions so that environmental targets can be met globally. The milestone moment was celebrated at the Planet Mark awards…

A Tribute to Susannah Boddie, 1996 – 2023 We are deeply saddened about the passing of Cool Earth supporter Susannah Boddie in August this year and send our heartfelt condolences to Susannah’s family and her partner Robert. In 2021, Susannah…

As part of our work in the New Guinea rainforest, we work with a small village in the remote Milne Bay Province named Sololo. In the last six months, we have seen some real positive moves in the rainforest…

Iconic British fashion house Vivienne Westwood and renowned backpack brand Eastpak have joined forces to create a collection that not only embraces style but also promotes a vital cause – Cool Earth and our mission to back…

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…