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Cool Earth’s Impact and Global Climate Action As we move into 2025, the climate crisis continues to pose an urgent challenge for our planet, but with it comes new opportunities to protect and preserve our most vital ecosystems. At Cool…
Ever thought about running the London Marathon? Every April hundreds of thousands of us are inspired to apply for a ballot place in the London Marathon. Last year, fundraiser Ebony did just that and on Sunday 21st April she was…
Indigenous leadership, guided by a deep ancestral connection to nature, has proven to be key in protecting vital ecosystems. Despite representing only 6.2% of the global population, Indigenous peoples manage approximately a quarter of the planet’s land, where 92%…
As you hike through dense rainforest, the last thing you expect to come across is an Indigenous office filled with the latest technology, laptops and satellite data. But if you’re based in the Amazon in Peru, and even in extremely…
A state of emergency has been declared in Peru. The wildfires throughout the Amazon rainforest continue to grow and are now so widespread that the smoke can be seen from space. NASA satellite imagery has…
Dangerous fires have spread across several Awajún and Asháninka communities we partner with in the Amazon rainforest. The fires have been intense and hard to control as one of the most severe droughts in decades hits the Amazon rainforest. The…
If you’re like us, you’re probably looking for ways to stay updated with the latest climate news and breakthroughs. Global climate conferences are where it all happens, so we’ve rounded up 5 must-watch events this autumn. The best part? For…
You’ve secured land rights, now what? Reclaiming land rights is a monumental achievement for Indigenous and local communities, but the journey doesn’t end there. For those in the Congo reclaiming their land was just the beginning. The Congo…
“This water now allows us to cook our food, wash clothes and bathe our children without any danger” – Vilma in the Amazon rainforest. Vilma lives in a small village in the Amazon with her three young children. It’s a…
For Indigenous peoples, nature is not a resource to exploit but a sacred entity that must be respected and protected.
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