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.
People living in rainforest have protected it for thousands of years – let’s fight for this to continue for thousands more. Today is International day of the world’s Indigenous peoples. For us, it’s Indigenous people’s Day 365, 24/7.
Rainforest conversation has a grim history. Something we strive to resolve. One way we do this is by returning autonomy to the people we work with, people we believe in and know are crucial to turning the tide on the…
Living in rainforest can mean living in extremely remote locations. Remoteness in many of our rainforest partnerships leads to limited access to infrastructure and facilities that can be taken for granted in other parts of the world, such as reliable…
Life in the Amazon is precarious. The Amazon rainforest is home to millions of people, plants and animals and it’s the largest carbon sink on land. This forest also produces some of Earth’s most lucrative commodities; gold, timber and coca,…
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.
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.
Our work with Fauna & Flora International (FFI), local communities and the indigenous Khmer Daeum in the Cardamom Mountains, Cambodia has come to an end. And yes, we know this is The Bright Side and all about positive news but stick with us.
Forget Jack and the giant beanstalk... this is Marin, and the rainforest-protecting beanstalk.
As COP26 draws to a close, our Director Matthew Owen answers the questioned you asked us, and explains why we remain optimistic even when pledges look to fall short.
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