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News and Stories
We see incredible climate action take place in rainforest around the world each and every day. Find stories and news to inspire your own climate action now.
Stories shape the future.
Community: a reason for celebration
A village celebration in the Peruvian Amazon gave us a powerful reminder of the importance and potency of community. You’re part of a community. Possibly one of the fastest-growing and most important communities on Earth. A community out to…
Acting beyond borders in Papua New Guinea
We leapfrogged formality with the RWSSP to save lives and protect rainforest. Borders are blurry. Many parts of the world have an excruciating, and sometimes dangerous, obsession with borders. Our homes, towns, districts and countries as a whole use…
OELO, our new partner, wins the Equator Prize.
What better way to introduce our latest partner NGO, OELO, after winning the prestigious Equator prize for community-led climate action. Congratulations. Yes, you read right, we have a new partner in Gabon at the edge of the…
The Asháninka speak up to put fires out
The latest report from Global Forest Watch shows tropical rainforests are in the midst of a recurring wildfire epidemic – news that isn’t new to us, or you. The global smoke alarm is sounding. The report (April ‘22)…
Tackling deforestation with football
Our partners at CCREAD (the Centre for Community Regeneration and Development) in Cameroon continue to build a foundation for climate action with a focus on joy and wellbeing. Why wellbeing? Happiness makes for a solid foundation for us…
Cracking the coconut biz in Wabumari
A new chapter for colonial-era plantations brings opportunities for the people that depend on and care for rainforest. Coconut? More like wondernut. Coconut palms are found all around the coast in Wabumari, Papua New Guinea (PNG). Known locally…
Reinforcing Relationships in Rainforest
This is issue 2 of The Bright Side. A quarterly blog with the purpose to inspire radical, climate optimism in people all over the world. How? With stories of action direct from the world’s most important, Earth cooling, carbon-sink rainforests. Action that our supporters fund with cash. Here, we focus on the bright side of rainforest conservation.
The Next Generation of Ecologists Lives in Rainforest
Trans-generational unity in climate action is something we can get behind. Read on to discover stories of action direct from the world’s most important, Earth cooling, carbon-sink rainforests. Action that you, our supporters, fund with cash. Here, we focus on the bright side of rainforest conservation.