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Thanks to your incredible support, 2024 has been a year of groundbreaking impact. Each achievement brings us closer to tackling the climate crisis while keeping rainforests standing strong. As a climate charity dedicated to protecting rainforests by supporting the people…
We’re now living beyond our means. Past #EarthOvershootDay, humankind has already used all of the planet’s ecological resources and services that nature can regenerate in the entire year. Humans are currently using 1.7 Earths. This means that as a…
Since 2013 Cool Earth has been lucky enough to be the official charity partner of The Adventurists. A bunch of people like no other, they lead thousands of punters into the arms of Cool Earth every year. Their mission:…
Following an inspiring visit to the Asháninka partnership this year, Claudio Cardoso has worked tirelessly to raise awareness for them and Cool Earth, so they, and their forest can thrive. We caught up with him to find out what the…
Congratulations to Dame Vivienne Westwood on winning the Beacon Award for An Outstanding Partnership Between a Philanthropist and a Charity, for her partnership with Cool Earth. Cool Earth Patron and Environmental Advocate It has long been known that…
Rainforest fire is one of many effects of the climate crisis. Climate change seems to have hit the world with its full force this past year, contributing to more intense extreme weather. Back-to-back hurricanes devastated the Caribbean islands, monsoon…
Charity Stars Auction? Read on… We’ve teamed up with Charity Stars Auction to offer a once in the lifetime opportunity to dine with renowned British fashion designer, environmental activist, and Cool Earth Patron, Dame Vivienne Westwood. During the…
The loss of Asháninkan culture is at risk. People living in the Amazin don’t just fight to protect their rainforest home, they fight to protect their culture, dress and languages too. Culture is being lost in the Amazon rainforest.
The World Health Organisation estimates that 3.5 billion people rely on plants for health and medicine around the world. This includes the people from Cool Earth’s community partnerships. Most of the people we partner with are located in remote…
In the rainforest, basic necessities can often differ from what we traditionally see as essential in our daily lives. Items like a wooden canoe to transport children to school is a far cry from the vehicles we often rely…
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