Indigenous Perspectives on Land Use
One of the most pressing issues we, as humans together, are confronted is climate change. How do we live without damaging the environment, without hurting other forms of life, and without...
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The Time To Act Is Now
Dear Friends, Yesterday, many of us sat back in shock, realizing that we now had a president-elect that categorically denies the existence of climate change and has expressed willingness to trample...
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MappingForRights, Project Initiated by Rainforest Foundation UK Wins UN Climate Change Award
The following is Rainforest Foundation UK ’s statement regarding its Congo Basin Mapping Project wining The UN Momentum for Change Award on September, 29, 2016. Congratulations to our partner!...
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Healing the Ozone – Saving Our Rainforests
Today we almost never hear about the Ozone layer but about thirty years ago, people were increasingly concerned about its depletion. The Ozone in the stratosphere helps shield the Earth from UV...
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THE APA STRATEGIZES TO PROTECT OUR RAINFORESTS
Our partner in Guyana, The Amerindian Peoples Association (APA) held its 9th General Assembly on May 10 – 12, 2016 in the village of Pakuri, Guyana. The Assembly tackled land rights, climate...
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Protecting The Amazon, Protect Our Water
Today is world water day! What does that have to do with the rainforest? Quite a lot it turns out! Check out our Infographic to find out how the Amazon’s health affects water security...
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