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Rainforest to radio waves: BBC Radio 4 appeal to protect rainforests - on behalf of Cool Earth - will be broadcast this weekend. Access full story, plus rights-free media image ----> zurl.co/Q8knD Cool Earth VIANET DJENGUET

The village of Sololo is nestled in the Milne Bay Province of Papua New Guinea. 🌳 This region spans 60,000 hectares of rainforest and is home to fewer than 1,000 residents. We work alongside the people of Sololo to help safeguard this precious ecosystem. 💚

Indigenous peoples protect 30% of the Amazon, helping to lock away 460 million tonnes of CO₂ each year. That’s more than the UK emits annually! Next week, you can help protect more rainforest and store even more carbon. For Earth Day, every donation to Cool Earth will be

Today’s the day! Listen in today at either 7:50 AM or 9:25 PM to hear Vianet Djenguet present Cool Earth’s Radio 4 Appeal. In rainforests around the world, deforestation is threatening the communities and wildlife, and contributing drastically to climate change. But where we

Thank you to everyone who listened to our BBC Radio 4 appeal yesterday, and to everyone who has donated so far! Your donation helps people like Agnes from our appeal. Agnes was approached by a logger who offered to buy the forest from the people of her community in Papua New

We’re so thankful to every single person who has donated to our appeal so far. If you haven’t already, you can catch Vianet Djenguet on Radio 4 again today at 15:25 PM, sharing the story of Agnes from Papua New Guinea. Since 2007, Cool Earth has helped protect over 2.1 million

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🌍 Earth Day is here - it's double donation time 🌱 Our match-funded campaign is now live and a perfect way to take climate action. If you donate this week, it will be doubled for free. ⭐ Rainforests like the Amazon cool the earth but they need protecting. Let’s work together

Even when it can sometimes feel like the odds are against us, Earth is always worth fighting for and protecting. #EarthDay is an important reminder of that and of the power we hold when we stand together.🌎 Today and every day, we'll be here to support communities, defend the

We are so honoured to collaborate with and donate to Cool Earth on this very special #EarthDay! 🌎💚 For more information, please visit our post on Steam! 👇 store.steampowered.com/news/app/16600…

One of the many weird and wonderful creatures that the forest monitors find in the Amazon! This here is a Congompe - a giant snail. 🐌 The forest monitors are deeply committed to identifying wildlife and plants in their forests, and sharing their knowledge with their community.

A lot can change in one year. At the end of 2024, we opened our very first Rainforest Lab in Papua New Guinea. What once began as an empty structure is now a community hub, equipped with cutting-edge technology and solar power, to empower local communities to monitor and protect

EVENT ALERT🚨🌎 Join us 10 June, 8:30 am, at Old Queen Street Café for a breakfast panel on how the UK can supercharge climate finance sponsored by Cool Earth. Speakers include climate policy experts Tony Juniper, John Deben, and Natalie Bennett. Email [email protected] to RSVP

EVENT NEXT WEEK 🚨🌍 Join us 10 June, 8:30 am, at Old Queen Street Café for a breakfast panel on how the UK can supercharge climate finance sponsored by Cool Earth. Speakers include climate policy experts Tony Juniper, John Deben, and Natalie Bennett. Email [email protected].

We’re in Westminster today fighting for rainforest protection. Thanks to your support, we’ve met with Members of Parliament, calling for a simple but powerful change: for just 1% of UK climate finance to go directly to Indigenous and local communities protecting rainforests.

It was great to host our event this morning on 'How the Government can supercharge climate finance' sponsored by Cool Earth A huge thank you to attendees and to Tony Juniper, John Deben, and Natalie Bennett for speaking, chaired by John Higginson from Higginson Strategy

Just 1% of UK International climate funding could save rainforests. Cool Earth asks 'will the UK Government lead the way?'. Click here for the full story and to arrange media interviews with the charity spokesperson ---> zurl.co/8qI11

The Awajún community protect nature, not exploit it. Living along the banks of the Marañon river, they are the second-largest Indigenous group in the Amazon (after the Asháninka), their mutual coexistence with rainforest is their way of life. We partner with two Awajún

Volume up. 🔈 We're taking you to the Peruvian Amazon this #WorldRainforestDay. All recorded and captured by our team in Peru. We know that so much rainforest has been lost over the years but so much is still standing. This is just a snapshot of what’s left, and it’s worth