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We support Indigenous peoples and Local Communities to fight the climate crisis.

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99% of rainforest where we work remains intact thanks to your donations
99% of rainforest where we work remains intact thanks to your donations

99% of rainforest where we work remains intact thanks to your donations

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Kerenia from Tsiquireni, an Ashaninka community in the Amazon rainforest.
Kerenia from Tsiquireni, an Ashaninka community in the Amazon rainforest.

People

Start with people. People living in rainforest do amazing things when backed with cash that supports them, benefits rainforest, and helps fight the climate crisis.

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Rainforest

Protecting tropical rainforest is a cost-effective and potent way to fight the climate crisis. All we have to do is protect it.

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Climate Action

Cooling our Earth starts with people living in rainforest. Supporting Indigenous people and local communities fight the climate crisis, securing a future for us all.

Your support means ethical rainforest protection.

Your support means ethical rainforest protection.

In the heart of the Amazon, our partners use ancestral knowledge to protect the rainforest, generate a sustainable income and preserve their cultural identity.

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Updates from the forest floor

Get all the latest news, stories, impact and optimism direct from the rainforest.

PAAMARI brigade members using fire control tools during a controlled burn exercise.

Indigenous forest fire brigades shortlisted for global climate award

The winner will be announced at a London awards ceremony on June 18th.

UK Security Threat Report: 3 key takeaways and why rainforests matter

UK Security Threat Report: 3 key takeaways and why rainforests matter

Building a basic income pilot directly with Indigenous communities

Building a basic income pilot directly with Indigenous communities

The team carrying essential supplies to reach remote communities deep in the rainforest.

Going the Distance: How we reach remote rainforest communities

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