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Plant trees, Save Planet
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Hope Never Dies

Trees contribute to their surrounding by providing oxygen, improving air quality, mitigating climate change, preserving soil, and supporting wildlife. By planting more trees, we can contribute to global reforestation efforts, restore lost forests, repair damaged ecosystems, and mitigate the impacts of climate change.
The last sunsets seen from a village that once was but is fast disappearing
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The Last Sunsets from a Disappearing Village

The Kikori River Delta is a very dynamic environment, wind and wave action build up and break down islands every year. Kikori villages belonging to different tribes are caught in this dynamic environment now exacerbated by climate change.
A growing pumpkin protected in a village on the coast of the Kikori River Delta
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Food Security for Climate Impact Villages in the Kikori River Delta

A small project by the Piku Biodiversity Network provides seeds and plants to women, offering security and essential nutrients to families during the storm season. Women collaborate as communities build climate resilience. Seeds have been supplied from greenhouses in villages located miles away in the mountains, demonstrating how villages help one other build climate resilience.
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Working With Nature to Protect People

This flagship report from the IFRC and WWF highlights how the power of nature to protect people is being overlooked. It shows how nature-based solutions can reduce the likelihood of climate change and weather-related events occurring. And how they can save lives by preventing exposure to these hazards and supporting vulnerable communities to adapt to and withstand the dangers of a warming world.
  • IFRC - International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies, WWF – World Wide Fund For Nature (Formerly World Wildlife Fund)
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Sensibilización sobre la pesca ilegal

Para anunciar la nueva Alianza para la Pesca Manejada Sosteniblemente de USAID y la Administración Nacional Oceánica y Atmosférica, AREP creó una serie de infografías que crean conciencia sobre el impacto que tiene la pesca ilegal, no declarada y no reglamentada en la región amazónica.
  • USAID