Climate Action Project – Protecting Biodiversity in Peru
In 2015, there were an estimated three trillion trees globally. Since then, deforestation has claimed over 15 billion trees each year, leading to a staggering 46% decline in the global tree count. This loss not only releases carbon stored in trees but also diminishes the future ability to sequester carbon. However, through dedicated conservation efforts like Peru’s Tambopata-Bahuaja Project there is hope. In this blog, we’ll explore how this ambitious initiative is working to preserve Peru’s rich ecosystems and promote sustainable practices.
Climate Action Project – Repairing Boreholes in Africa
One in nine people around the world do not have access to clean water close to home, and Eritrea’s situation highlights the immense challenges faced by millions around the world. In Eritrea, the struggle to find safe water is a daily reality. In this article we’ll delve into the impact of the Zoba Debub Community Boreholes Project, which not only restores vital water sources, empowering local communities to safeguard their future but also reduces carbon emissions by replacing traditional water purification methods.