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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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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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Species of the Week: southern cassowary
With a large caste on its head and 4-inch talons, the southern cassowary is a “living dinosaur” and vital seed disperser of one of the oldest tropical ecosystems on our planet.
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Why women are key to solving the climate crisis
Research shows that women are more likely to be impacted by climate change, and they are also our best advocates to fight it.
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Environmental Hero: Chavannes Jean-Baptiste
Chavannes Jean-Baptiste led a movement to improve the livelihoods of the Haitian people by teaching the principles of sustainable agriculture.
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Ecological Connectivity Conservation - Bridging Biodiversity and Climate
Gary Tabor explains how reconnecting pieces of our natural world is the next step in global conservation.
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Species of the Week: black-tailed prairie dog
Dubbed "ecosystem engineers,” black-tailed prairie dogs enhance the biodiversity of the Great Plains through foraging and burrowing.
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Conservation Hero: Dr. Augustin Basabose
Primate expert, Dr. Augustin Basabose protects gorillas in Kahuzi-Biega National Park while improving the livelihoods of the local community.
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Species of the Week: western lowland gorilla
Known as an “umbrella species,” western lowland gorillas indirectly protect biodiversity in the Congolian rainforest and aid in carbon capture.
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Launching the UN Decade of Ecosystem Restoration with the Rewilding & Climate Initiative
First-ever initiative launched demonstrating the key importance of rewilding nature in addressing global climate change.
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One Earth supports Global Reporting Initiative on development of biodiversity reporting standard
The Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) announced today that it has received backing from a group of organizations for the development of an updated and revised biodiversity standard for sustainability reporting.
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Webinar Recap: Regenerative Agriculture for a Nature-Positive Production System
How regenerative agriculture can shift our current food system from a massive greenhouse gas emitter to an even more profitable natural carbon sink.
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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