It's Time For Action
We can solve the climate crisis and limit global temperature rise to 1.5°C by transitioning to 100% renewables, protecting & restoring our lands and seas, and shifting to regenerative agriculture. Our optimism is fueled by groundbreaking science, the game-changing potential of philanthropy, and the power of community-led action. One Earth is engaging philanthropists at all levels to join the fight for our future.
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One Earth Project Marketplace
People in communities around the world are driving the change we need now – installing renewables, protecting nature, and transforming how our food is grown. To solve the climate crisis and build a vibrant future for all, we need to scale and connect philanthropic capital to on-the-ground climate solutions. Explore our global project marketplace and help power change from the ground up.
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A healthy economy should be designed to thrive, not grow
Oxford economist, Kate Raworth, explains a new way to think about growth, to meet the needs of all within the needs of the planet.
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Environmental Hero: Wanda Kashudoha Loescher Culp
Tlingit artist and activist fights for the rights of the Indigenous in the Tongass Rainforest.
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‘Mangrove for Life’ — restoring Nigeria’s mangrove ecosystem
A new government project aims to increase mangrove cover by 25% in Nigeria.
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Species of the Week: great grey owl
Known as the ‘Phantom of the North,’ the great grey owl rules frozen forests and keeps small species populations in balance.
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Conservation Hero: Thai Van Nguyen
Founding ‘Save Vietnam’s Wildlife,’ Thai Van Nguyen aims to stop the pangolin from being the world’s most trafficked mammal.
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Introducing the 2021 Equator Prize Winners
The UNDP and partners announce the winners of the 12th Equator Prize, showcasing local, innovative, nature-based solutions for tackling biodiversity loss and climate change.
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Why sharks are essential for healthy oceans
Sharks are a keystone species that play a pivotal role in keeping our oceans healthy.
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Species of the Week: Ngoye cycad
Short, stubby, and provides the forest floor with rich nutrients — meet the Ngoye cycad.
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Environmental Hero: Liz Chicaje Churay
Partnering with Indigenous communities, NGOs and scientists, Liz Chicaje Churay created the Yaguas National Park and protects more than two million acres of Amazon rainforest.
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Species of the Week: geometric tortoise
Perfectly patterned black and yellow shapes give the geometric tortoise its name and its diet makes the surrounding shrubland bloom in South Africa.
One Earth Science
One Earth spearheads and supports scientific research to advance climate solutions. Our Science & Technology program is contributing to the development of a 'blueprint' to achieve the 1.5°C goal -- what needs to happen, where it needs to happen, and by when. Learn more about the groundbreaking One Earth climate model, the Global Safety Net, and other research initiatives that are influencing climate ambition and driving action.
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