Cool Earth

This is the kind of energy we are taking into 2025 💚

👀 Final call You’ve almost done it! Just £20,000 left to raise. End 2024 by giving to charity! All donations doubled until midnight tonight. We’ll make sure your donation backs Indigenous peoples, protects rainforests and fights climate change. 💚🌎 Thank you so much! https://lnkd.in/eBFvv6Te

🌟 2024 HIGHLIGHTS 💫 As the year winds down, we wanted to look back and celebrate some of our favourite achievements and images from the year. Captured by our teams and partners who work on the ground in the Amazon, New Guinea Forest and the Congo Basin. 📸🌳 Thank you for supporting Cool Earth, and here’s to a bigger and even better 2025. 🎆 1 - Newly installed water systems for an Awajún community in the Amazon. 2 - Teesh artisans who work with ancestral seeds collected from the rainforest. Our team have helped the artisans to form an association. 3 - Amazon forest monitors on patrol using tablets to register key information on. 4 - Community members who work at the Urakuza chocolate factory in the middle of the Amazon. 5 - A community picture from Wadadau in Papua New Guinea at a forest protection signing with Cool Earth. 6 - Communities in the Congo Basin having solar energy installed. 7 - The community celebrating their brand new solar panels. 8 - The Cool Earth team visiting Camantavishi community in the Amazon to sign a forest protection partnership. 9 - Cool Earth staff providing primary students in Papua New Guinea with educational resources. 10 - Amarno artisans in the Amazon working with seeds collected from the rainforest to create jewellery that represents their Indigenous culture. 11 - Indigenous communities in the Amazon receiving drone training to assist with wildfire prevention with our partners CARE. 12 - Water tanks installed in Papua New Guinea to help with safe water access. 13 - Our brand new Rainforest Lab in Papua New Guinea fully lit up by solar lights. 14 - Our partners in the Congo Basin who work to promote sustainable living and rainforest protection.

3 insane things this charity has done to tackle the climate crisis. 🌎💚💪 We’re talking tech, basic income and wildfire prevention. Read all about it: https://lnkd.in/en6na6bD Cool Earth

In the areas we work, 99% of rainforest is kept intact thanks to the Indigenous communities that live there. 🌳 Whether it be through providing unconditional cash transfers, technology to monitor forest health, or support for income generating projects in the rainforest, our approach is making a real difference. Now is the moment to stand with Indigenous peoples in protecting their forest homes and preserving some of the world's largest carbon sinks. Plus, if you donate in December to Cool Earth, your gift will be doubled meaning you can have twice the impact! https://lnkd.in/gdsXUcm5

Cool Earth turned 17 years old this year 🎉 In that time, we’ve done a lot of growing. 🌱 Since 2007, we've proven that supporting Indigenous communities is the most effective way to protect rainforests and fight climate change. And now, the data speaks for itself.

Living in balance with the rainforest is vital for Indigenous peoples. 🌳 Our partners, ONAMIAP and OMIAASEC, are working to reforest native species within Indigenous rainforest territories. Protecting the rainforest is vital for preserving ancestral knowledge, safeguarding cultural identity, and ensuring a sustainable food source for the Indigenous communities who call it their home. Native species once threatened by climate change are now being restored in key communal areas, including borders and springs, to support both biodiversity and community resilience. 💚

Thanks to your support, forest fires in our Ashaninka partner areas in the Amazon have dropped by 96% compared to last year! 🚨 We've been working alongside our partners Central Asháninka Río Ene to train 300 community fire monitors, teaching people about early warning signs and strategies to keep their communities safe from wildfires. This training combines Indigenous knowledge with modern tools like satellite mapping, drones, and GPS, so that fire monitors can now track their territories and identify potential hazard zones. Remember, all donations are doubled this December. You can help us train even more people and protect more rainforest next year by doubling your impact! 🌟 https://lnkd.in/eDxTaiAW https://lnkd.in/eDxTaiAW

It’s not just trees that we're protecting in the rainforest. 🌳 Our work with communities helps to preserve 8 key biodiversity hotspots, home to animals like the African Forest Elephant in the Congo, the Tree Kangaroo in Papua New Guinea and the Giant Otter in the Amazon rainforest. 🐘 This December, help us protect twice as many species! Any donation made this month will be DOUBLED. 💚 Donate now:https://lnkd.in/gT5mv3RM

The side of rainforest conservation that you don't normally see. This is what transferring tools and supplies to communities in the New Guinea Forest can look like ⛵️ Our team in Papua New Guinea and the local community of Wabumari have been carefully moving and installing state-of-the-art solar panels and equipment for the brand new Rainforest Lab built there.