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Fish farming in Awajun communities has helped participants secure sustainable livelihoods in the Amazon rainforest. Thanks to the breeding of native species, such as paco and gamitana, families are guaranteed nutritional intake and income from the sale of surpluses that…
What comes to mind when you think of an entrepreneur? Generally, the usual suspects. Elon Musk, perhaps Bill Gates, etc. What about those people who live in the heart of the Peruvian Amazon? Léna Prouchet, a PhD student at the…
Over the past twenty years, the Amazon rainforest has lost nearly 54 million hectares of rainforest due to deforestation, primarily caused by illegal logging, mining, monoculture farming, and forest fires, among other activities promoted by extractive industries. Deforestation not only…
A question we often get asked is: “Why is what you do better than other methods to protect rainforests? ”. The simple answer is, that it just makes sense. It’s fair to people and the “natural” world. Many of us…
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…
This international Day of Forests we hear from Dr. Chris Dahl Dr. Dhal is a researcher at the National Agriculture Research Institute Papua New Guinea. You can find out more about his tiny frog discovery here. Today we’re hearing…
On World Frog Day, we reflect on the exceptional biodiversity in Papua New Guinea and the conservation efforts of our partners. Papua New Guinea (PNG) is known for its incredible wildlife, accounting for 5% of the world’s biodiversity on just…
It is important that we share the views and opinions of the people we’ve met along the way in our 10 year partnership with Papua New Guinea (PNG). Here is what Moses Kerry had to say about his work…
SMB College Group’s Performing Arts Undergraduates put on an original performance entitled ‘Plastic Jungle’ at the college’s own Melton Theatre and fundraised for Cool Earth. We caught up with Megan, who was in charge of marketing and fundraising, to find…
The Binatang Research Centre – a sanctuary for local knowledge and global discoveries You will have heard of Oxford, Cambridge and Harvard but have you heard of the Binatang Research Centre in Papua New Guinea? Founded in 1997 and located…
This International Women’s Day (INWD2023) we hear from the women across our partnerships on why including women in land and forest use decision making is so important. Gender equality and climate action are interdependent, meaning progress in one area is…
This International Women’s Day 2023 we hear from the women across our partnerships on why including women in land and forest use decision making is so important. Women make up half of the world’s population and are crucial stakeholders in…
This International Women’s Day we hear from the women across our partnerships on why including women in land and forest use decision making is so important. It comes as no surprise that women and girls bear the brunt of the…
Celebrating people coming together for rainforest conservation in Papua New Guinea (PNG). Did you know that with rainforest loss comes loss of knowledge for communities all over the tropics? The opposite is also true. Loss of…
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