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5 Plastic Free Habits That Stick
Plastic Free July isn't about changing everything overnight. It's about building habits you can stick with long after the month is over. Simple choices, like carrying a reusable bag, refilling your water bottle, bringing your own container, or skipping unnecessary single use plastics, add up over time. When millions of people make small changes, the impact reaches far beyond one month. Progress co
Read at source ↗Por que rios e lagos estão desaparecendo no Brasil?
Levantamento do MapBiomas Água mostra que quase metade dos municípios brasileiros perdeu área hídrica em 2025 Desde 1985, o Brasil perdeu 2,58 milhões de hectares de superfície de água, uma área maior do que todo o estado de Sergipe. É o que revela o levantamento do MapBiomas Água referente a 2025. O dado reforça um cenário preocupante: a disponibilidade […]
Medicine Making and Mutual Aid
Join Jaz Bias and Ayo Ngozi as we root ourselves in community care and cultural connection in our Medicine Making and Mutual Aid 3D! Interested in making and sharing herbal medicine? Join Jaz Bias and Ayo Ngozi as we root ourselves in community care and cultural connection in our Medicine Making and Mutual Aid 3D, a virtual offering hosted by Soul Fire Farm. In honoring our ancestral healing legac
New Wildlife Refuge in Brazil Protects Critical Forest Habitat for the São Paulo Marsh Antwren
What if creating a better future started with your next meal?
What if creating a better future started with your next meal? The food we choose, the waste we avoid, and the brands we support all have an impact. 5 simple actions: 🌱 Add more plant based meals 🛒 Plan meals before shopping 🚜 Buy local and seasonal when possible ♻️ Bring reusable bags, cups, and containers 🤝 Support brands creating measurable environmental and social impact Individual actions
The Women Left Behind
How EACOP's Promises Failed to Restore Livelihoods in Rural Tanzania The post The Women Left Behind appeared first on 350.
Deploy Precision Fermentation
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The Power of Purpose-Driven Partnerships
Impact becomes stronger when you see the people behind it. After a morning in Bali, Mckenna from Seaav shared what stayed with her most: the human side of the work. Through their partnership with Plastic Bank, Seaav supports environmental action while helping create opportunities for the communities behind the collection. Thank you, Seaav, for standing with the people and the purpose behind this w
Ondas de calor e mudanças climáticas: qual o papel das árvores?
Com eventos extremos cada vez mais frequentes, a restauração florestal se consolida como uma aliada na proteção do clima, da água e da biodiversidade As ondas de calor que atingem a Europa têm ocupado espaço constante no noticiário internacional. Países que, durante séculos, se preparavam principalmente para enfrentar um frio rigoroso agora convivem com verões cada vez mais lon
The ICONIC Renewable Energy Zones Toolkit
Download our practical resource for renewable energy campaigners and communities 📥 The post The ICONIC Renewable Energy Zones Toolkit appeared first on 350.
The future of flexible plastics under Europe’s new packaging rules
The EU Packaging rules are changing the way businesses think about packaging. Instead of focusing only on what happens after packaging becomes waste, the European Union is introducing requirements that consider the entire life cycle of packaging—from design and production to collection and recycling. The goal is to keep valuable materials in use for longer and reduce the amount of plastic that end
Carney wants to gamble away our future
Yesterday's announcement made it clear the Carney's protecting Big Oil's profits instead of our future. Photo Credit: Albert Woo The post Carney wants to gamble away our future appeared first on 350.
On the Anniversary of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty: Why Regional Cooperation Matters Now More Than Ever
On July 3, we mark the anniversary of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty (ACT), signed in 1978 by the eight Amazonian nations and institutionalized in 1995 as the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO/OTCA). Nearly five decades later, ACTO remains the only intergovernmental body built specifically to coordinate action across the whole Amazon Basin. Our work at […] The post On the Anniversa
Um legado para a restauração da Mata Atlântica
Projeto de coleta de sementes ampliou a biodiversidade e deixou uma estrutura que seguirá impulsionando o trabalho do Instituto Terra na bacia do Rio Doce Antes que uma muda ajude a recuperar uma nascente ou a reconstruir uma floresta, existe um trabalho silencioso que antecede o plantio: encontrar árvores matrizes, identificar o momento certo da frutificação, percorrer quilôme
Plastic Free July Swaps 1
Coffee capsules and some tea bags can be hard to recycle through your local kerrbside services, which means they often end up in landfills and incinerators. When you can, try switching to ground coffee or loose-leaf tea. And for the items you can’t swap? Recycle them through TerraCycle’s recycling solutions! What’s one swap you’ve made recently? Tell us in the comments.
I'm hot. We are all hot.
The extreme heat we are experiencing around the world is anything but natural. 🌍 The 10 warmest years on record have all occurred since 2010, and the number of heat-related deaths has doubled since 1999. Attribution science connects the recent heatwaves in Europe and now in North America to climate change. This kind of heat is deadly, disruptive, and unsustainable. Despite these alarming trends,
She Carries The Light
Solar Sister Entrepreneurs bright light, hope and opportunity to Sub Saharan Africa.
PLASTIC POLLUTION STARTS ON LAND
Plastic Free July is often about refusing plastic. But what happens to the plastic already in the world? Most people picture plastic pollution as an ocean problem. The reality is that much of it starts on land. In many parts of the world, waste collection systems are limited or unavailable. Plastic is often seen as something with no value, so it gets discarded into rivers, canals, and waterways. N
Frontlines Update: July 2026
Frontlines Update for June 2026: See what our crews got done in June 2026, from vaquita survey work and Scorpion Reef patrols to World Oceans Day cleanups and the fight to Stop the Grind. The post Frontlines Update: July 2026 appeared first on Sea Shepherd Conservation Society.
Expandiendo la conservación y colaboración desde la Patagonia a través de los Andes
La entrada Expandiendo la conservación y colaboración desde la Patagonia a través de los Andes se publicó primero en Fundación Rewilding Chile.
June ’26 Love Notes
We who believe in freedom cannot rest until it comes. Ella Baker Tender Greetings Beloved Community, As June draws to a close, we find ourselves in a season of fullness. The fields stretch toward their peak expression, medicinal herbs reach… Continue reading “June ’26 Love Notes”…
Bonn is where the recipe gets made
A reflection on the UN's mid-year climate talks from Rukiya Khamis, East Africa Programme Manager, 350.org The post Bonn is where the recipe gets made appeared first on 350.
Plastic Free July 2026 | Every Piece of Plastic Has a Story
Every piece of plastic has a story. Too often, that story ends in rivers, coastlines, and communities affected by plastic pollution. But it doesn't have to. When plastic has value, it can be gathered before it reaches the environment. It can create income opportunities, support families, and help build stronger communities. This Plastic Free July, we're celebrating the people helping change the st
Alimentação sazonal: uma escolha que beneficia toda a cadeia
Além de mais frescos e nutritivos, os alimentos da estação ajudam a reduzir impactos ambientais, fortalecem pequenos produtores e incentivam uma agricultura mais sustentável Você já parou para pensar que cada alimento tem uma época ideal para ser cultivado e colhido? Assim como acontece com as flores e diversas espécies da natureza, frutas, legumes e verduras também seguem ciclos in
If people dont understand why climate change matters, they'll do nothing!
Katharine Hayhoe and Jonathan Foley Project Drawdown climate communications needs an overhaul
Temporada de reforestación 2025–2026 del Programa Tunari
Cerramos la temporada de reforestación 2025–2026 en la ladera sur del Parque Nacional Tunari con 252.000 plantines de especies nativas establecidos junto a comunidades de los municipios de Vinto, Quillacollo, Tiquipaya y Sacaba. Con este esfuerzo, el Programa Tunari supera 1.252.000 árboles restaurados desde su inicio, trabajando junto a más de 37 comunidades y aliados comprometidos con el cuidado
Meet Vera Coelho, Oceana’s new leader in Europe
Vera Coelho is Executive Director and Vice President at Oceana in Europe, leading a team of 30+ advocates, scientists, and communicators to protect and restore the oceans. A political scientist with nearly 20 years of experience working to protect freshwater and saltwater ecosystems, Coelho joined Oceana in April 2020. Coelho has successfully campaigned for the adoption of ... Read more The post M
Turberas de Cabo Froward almacenan hasta 3 veces más carbono que los bosques del sector
La entrada Turberas de Cabo Froward almacenan hasta 3 veces más carbono que los bosques del sector se publicó primero en Fundación Rewilding Chile.
The Surprise That Brought Elizabeth to Tears ... ❤️
Sometimes the most meaningful moments have nothing to do with what we own. When Elizabeth learned her roof would be repaired and her family would receive a day together at Star City, the response said it all. Tears. Gratitude. Joy. For families living with uncertainty, small acts of support can change everything. A safe home. A shared experience. A reminder that someone cares. This is what happens
Recycling pet food packaging!
Caring for your pet shouldn’t mean making a negative impact on the planet. 🐾 With TerraCycle, there are guaranteed recycling solutions for your pet’s favourite food and treat packaging, so you can help keep it out of landfills and incinerators. When you send in your pet food packaging for recycling, every bag goes through a specialised recycling process like this. 👆 Then, the resulting raw mater
Not sure which TerraCycle recycling solution is right for you? Here’s the simple guide 👇
💚 Free recycling programmes Best for households, schools, charities, workplaces and community groups who want to recycle hard-to-recycle rubbish at no cost. In participating programmes, you can also earn TerraCycle Recycling Rewards points that can be redeemed as charity donations. 📦 Zero Waste Boxes Best for businesses, offices, schools, events, manufacturing sites and anyone with larger amount
Fossil Fuels Did This: Heatwaves
The fossil fuel industry is responsible for the worsening climate impacts you see in the news. Today, we look at the insidious, silent killer of the climate crisis: heatwaves. The post Fossil Fuels Did This: Heatwaves appeared first on 350.
Tyson Foods returns to 2026 Capital Food Fight as Presenting Sponsor
DC Central Kitchen is thrilled to announce Tyson Foods will be returning as the Presenting Sponsor of Capital Food Fight 2026! The post Tyson Foods returns to 2026 Capital Food Fight as Presenting Sponsor appeared first on DC Central Kitchen.
Rain or Shine, Coralpalooza 2026 Made Waves of Impact for Florida’s Coral Reef
The 11th Annual Coralpalooza brought together divers, snorkelers, and ocean advocates from near and far to take action for coral reefs in the Florida Keys. Coralpalooza (which is also celebrated […] The post Rain or Shine, Coralpalooza 2026 Made Waves of Impact for Florida’s Coral Reef appeared first on Coral Restoration Foundation.
DC Central Kitchen Graduates its 2,500th Student!
A joyous day of accomplishment, awards, and a historic resolution The post DC Central Kitchen Graduates its 2,500th Student! appeared first on DC Central Kitchen.
Board Member Q&A: Doug Sarno’s Journey in Collaborative Conservation
Behind every success at Amazon Conservation is an array of individuals with a shared passion for the Amazon: our generous donors and funders, dedicated staff (both on the ground in Latin America and at our headquarters in Washington,DC), and world-class Board of Directors. Our Board brings together passionate leaders in science, business, and conservation who […] The post Board Member Q&
Episode 70 - Solar and Storytelling Part 2
Listen to WE ACT for Environmental Justice's Uptown Chats podcast! Join hosts Jaron Burke and Lonnie Portis every month as they explore issues in their community through the eyes of everyday people, and discuss how environmental justice is showing up in the news. It’s not just for experts, it’s for everyone! In this episode, Jaron and Lonnie continue their discussion with Kiana Michaan, long-time
A floresta voltou. E os animais também.
O retorno de mais de 235 espécies de fauna na RPPN Fazenda Bulcão é um dos principais indicadores da restauração ambiental promovida pelo Instituto Terra Quando uma floresta desaparece, os animais costumam ser alguns dos primeiros a partir. Mas, quando ela renasce, eles também encontram o caminho de volta.  Muito mais do que plantar árvores, […]
Sustainable Business for a Sustainable Planet
How one UK entrepreneur is helping businesses find a conservation story worth telling. When Pam Moore founded Plant Protect, she had one clear conviction: that businesses deserved a conservation partnership they could actually feel proud of, not a compliance checkbox or a one-off transaction. Growing up in Liverpool surrounded by little greenery, she learned early […] The post Sustainable Bu
Celebrating Coralpalooza 2026 Around the World
How the Global Coral Restoration Community Came Together for Coralpalooza Coral reefs know no borders, and neither does the community working to protect them. This year, Coralpalooza united more than […] The post Celebrating Coralpalooza 2026 Around the World appeared first on Coral Restoration Foundation.
Tourism Funding Helps Rebuild Florida Keys Reefs After Historic Marine Heatwave
This article was originally published in Keys Weekly. Three years after an unprecedented marine heat wave devastated reefs across the Florida Keys, restoration practitioners are continuing the long process of […] The post Tourism Funding Helps Rebuild Florida Keys Reefs After Historic Marine Heatwave appeared first on Coral Restoration Foundation.
70 Experts Redraw Madagascar’s Terrestrial Conservation Map for the First Time in 31 Years
Tras la huella del huillín
Luigi Solís, guardafauna de nuestro equipo de Vida Silvestre, nos lleva a descubrir las huillineras encontradas durante nuestra última expedición en Cabo Froward: refugios donde estos esquivos mamíferos construyen sus madrigueras y resguardan a sus crías. Allí instalamos cámaras trampa para estudiar su comportamiento en uno de los territorios más remotos de la Patagonia. El huillín (Lontra provoca
What if creating a better future started with your next meal?
What if creating a better future started with your next meal? The food we choose, the waste we avoid, and the brands we support all have an impact. 5 simple actions: 🌱 Add more plant based meals 🛒 Plan meals before shopping 🚜 Buy local and seasonal when possible ♻️ Bring reusable bags, cups, and containers 🤝 Support brands creating measurable environmental and social impact Individual actions
5 mitos sobre a agricultura sustentável
Estudos e experiências no campo mostram que muitas crenças sobre a agricultura sustentável não correspondem à realidade Recuperar o solo, proteger nascentes e produzir alimentos de forma eficiente e responsável são objetivos que caminham juntos na agricultura sustentável. Ainda assim, muitas pessoas acreditam que essas práticas são inviáveis, pouco produtivas ou restritas a nichos específicos. [&#
Six questions to supercharge climate philanthropy as we approach the Great Wealth Transfer
<span class="field field--name-title field--type-string field--label-hidden">Six questions to supercharge climate philanthropy as we approach the Great Wealth Transfer</span> <span class="field field--name-uid field--type-entity-reference field--label-hidden"><span>Drawdown Admin</span></span> <span class="field field--name-created field--type-created field--label-hidden"><time datetime="2026-06-2
Are Your Sustainability Claims Ready for the New EU Requirements? | PPWR & Green Claims Webinar
Are your sustainability claims ready for the new EU requirements? The European Union's new sustainability regulations are changing how companies communicate environmental claims, packaging claims, recycled content, and green marketing. If your business sells products in Europe, understanding the Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR) and the Empowering Consumers for the Green Transition D
EPR in the Philippines: What is standing between compliance and real plastic recovery
The Philippines' Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) Act has delivered encouraging results. Since its implementation, businesses have recovered millions of kilograms of plastic waste, helping the country exceed mandated recovery targets.1 Yet despite this progress, plastic leakage remains a significant challenge. Recent discussions from the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR)
Summer Gorilla Journal: Protecting Biodiversity in a Changing World
The Summer 2026 issue of the Gorilla Journal highlights the Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund’s expanded focus on holistic biodiversity conservation in Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC).
The Amazon Needs Organizations You Can Trust. Our 2026 Watchdog Results Confirm We’re Earning That Trust.
Every year, independent evaluators comb through nonprofit financial records, governance practices, and program data to help donors answer one of the most important questions in philanthropy: is this organization worth my trust? We’re glad to share that in 2026, their answer about Amazon Conservation was yes, across the board. Candid has renewed our Platinum Seal […] The post The Amazon
2026 FIFA World Cup & Extreme Heat
How Big Oil’s Dangerously Hot Football Tournament is a Chance to Change the Game The post 2026 FIFA World Cup & Extreme Heat appeared first on 350.
From One Cookstove Sale to a Growing Business
A mother of five, teacher, and pastor’s wife, Juliana Dauda lives in southwestern Nigeria, where she joined Solar Sister after being introduced by fellow entrepreneur Mrs. Keziah Mannaseh. When she made her first clean cookstove sale, she realized she had found a way to earn income while helping families in her community. She started with … Continued The post From One Cookstove Sale to
Protegiendo al pudú en Pumalín
El Parque Nacional Pumalín Douglas Tompkins es el escenario de nuestro programa de monitoreo y conservación del pudú, que realizamos junto a CONAF y la Universidad de Chile. Son casi dos años de trabajo colaborativo para comprender mejor a la especie, su distribución y las amenazas que enfrenta este ciervo icónico de los bosques templados del sur de Chile. El pudú, además de ser el ciervo más pequ
Aventuras en el futuro Parque Nacional Cabo Froward
Entre barro, ríos, lluvia y condiciones extremas, nos internamos nuevamente en los bosques subantárticos del último confín de América continental, para recuperar las cámaras trampa que instalamos el año pasado junto a CONAF para el monitoreo de fauna silvestre. Las cámaras recuperadas guardan meses de historias invisibles: huemules, zorros, huillines, aves y muchas otras especies que habitan uno d
After 943 days of failing to comply with a ruling recognizing our ancestral home, Siekopaai Nation demands that the CCE and the MAE issue the title to the territory of Pë’këya
Below is the full text of the statement issued by the Siekopaai Nation. Quito, June 24, 2026. – Nearly 200...
En las profundidades del Fiordo Yendegaia
Con ayuda de ROVs (vehículos operados remotamente), exploramos los ecosistemas marinos profundos de la Patagonia, registrando especies y hábitats en lugares donde es difícil llegar. Los fiordos subantárticos paralelos al Parque Nacional Yendegaia son una de las zonas marinas menos estudiadas del planeta, y lo que esconden bajo el agua recién estamos empezando a descubrirlo. Cada transecto marino n
Ciprés de las Guaitecas: Una especie que aún se mantiene firme
El ciprés de las Guaitecas (Pilgerodendron uviferum) es la conífera con distribución más austral del planeta. Crece lentamente, apenas 1 mm de grosor por año, y puede vivir hasta 755 años. Siglos de explotación maderera, incendios y ganadería han reducido drásticamente sus poblaciones en Chile y Argentina. Por ello, la Unión Internacional para la Conservación de la Naturaleza (UICN) lo clasifica c
Restaurando uno de los ecosistemas más australes del mundo en Cabo Froward
Cabo Froward, en el extremo sur del continente americano, alberga especies que no existen en ningún otro lugar del planeta, entre ellas, el ciprés de las Güaitecas y el ciprés enano, las coníferas más extremas del mundo en términos de latitud. Sin embargo, ciertas zonas de este territorio llevan más de 100 años degradadas por la actividad humana que alguna vez se desarrolló ahí. Producción maderer
Ciprés enano en el futuro Parque Nacional Cabo Froward
Pequeño en tamaño, pero extraordinario en su capacidad de adaptación. El ciprés enano (Lepidothamnus fonkii) habita algunos de los ambientes más desafiantes de la Patagonia austral: turberas, suelos anegados, fuertes vientos y bajas temperaturas que pocas especies pueden soportar. Con el objetivo de determinar si esta singular especie formaba parte de los ecosistemas de Cabo Froward, nuestro equip
Ciencia al aire libre: Descubriendo el rol clave de los hongos en áreas protegidas de la Patagonia
La entrada Ciencia al aire libre: Descubriendo el rol clave de los hongos en áreas protegidas de la Patagonia se publicó primero en Fundación Rewilding Chile.
Invisible Clues, Powerful Insights: How eDNA Will Help Protect Biodiversity
What if scientists could detect the presence of wildlife without ever seeing the animal itself? Imagine identifying a rare or nocturnal species from a water sample – all without a single direct observation. Thanks to environmental DNA, or eDNA, this has become a reality. As conservationists seek new ways to understand and protect biodiversity, eDNA […]