The climate crisis can be solved through three pillars of action
It’s possible to stay below 1.5°C in global average temperature by shifting to renewable energy, protecting and restoring nature, and transitioning to regenerative agriculture. Climate philanthropy must scale rapidly to support action on the ground, in the communities where funds are most needed.
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Project Marketplace
On-the-ground climate solutions are key to solving the climate crisis, but they’re critically underfunded. The beta version of our project marketplace connects philanthropic capital to place-based initiatives that contribute directly towards the collective goal of staying below 1.5°C in global average temperature rise.
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The Global Safety Net
The first global-scale analysis of land areas requiring protection to solve the twin crises of biodiversity and climate change, upholding and strengthening Indigenous land rights.
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El arte de hacer de la basura un medio sostenible
En México habitan 125 millones de personas que desechan cada día 107 mil toneladas de residuos sólidos urbanos. Alberto, preocupado ante tal cantidad de basura, organizó hace tres años el “Tianguis del Recicle”.
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Species of the Week: cheetah
From zero to 45 mph in just 2.5 seconds, there’s more to the cheetah than speed.
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Introducing the 2020 Goldman Environmental Prize Winners
The 2020 prize winners are Nemonte Nenquimo from Ecuador, Lucie Pinson from France, Chibeze Ezekiel from Ghana, Leydy Pech from Mexico, Paul Sein Twa from Myanmar, and Kristal Ambrose from the Bahamas.
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The fascinating muskox and the late Alex Trebek
Amidst the many memorial tributes to Jeopardy’s beloved Alex Trebek are frequent references to his relationship with the Arctic muskox, his favorite animal.
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Five amazing animal architects
Inside the home construction of five species and their incredible designs.
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The SAFSF Fibers Roadmap: regenerative fibers, regenerative funding
A new report lays out a seven-year pathway for funders and investors to support US fiber and textile production.
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Species of the Week: Ethiopian wolf
Female-led, Ethiopian wolves ascend to the highest regions of the rugged Bale Mountains.
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A self-sustaining approach to tackling energy poverty
How Empowered by Light electrifies disadvantaged off-grid communities with renewable energy systems that accelerate sustainable prosperity.
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Reforestation Hero: Jadav Payeng
Humble farmer spends forty years single-handedly planting an entire 1360-acre forest to help save an island from erosion.
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The return of the bison
How the Rosebud Sioux Tribe is creating the largest Indigenous-owned and managed bison herd.
Achieving the Paris Climate Goals in the COVID-19 era
A breakthrough climate model shows that we have a window to stay below the dangerous threshold of 1.5ºC, achieving net-zero emissions before 2040.
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