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About This Collection
Conserving what's left, renewal, growing new ones, and hearing from the many peoples facing loss of their communities due to the mismanagement and exploitation of forests this special collection gets its start with the launch of the Global Forest Watch (GFW)
GFW is a project where the World Resource Institute brought together fourteen major sponsors, including Rebecca Moore of Google Earth who pioneered the use of mapping to protect our lands and people, enables our citizens to participate in and benefit from an "open data approach in putting decision-relevant information in the hands of governments, companies, NGOs, and the public."
Related special collection on Earthsayers.tv is Biodiversity, Rights of Mother Earth, and the sustainability champion, Julia Butterfly.
Curated by earthsayer
Domingo Peas is the community leader of the Sharamentsa, Achuar Territory, Ecuador, South Am |
Domingo Peas, an Achuar community leader from Ecuador, stresses the critical need for humanity to respect the forest. He explains that the forest embodies the entire ecosystem and is a source of power, sustained by ancestral energy. The Achuar fight to defend it, recognizing its importance for all humanity and future generations. This interview was conducted in February 2013 by Barry Heidt of Sustainability Action Media, with assistance from EarthSayers.tv and Pachamama Alliance. EarthSayers Barry Heidt; Domingo Peas |
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Screams of the Amazon by Fundacion Pachamama
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In Irish mythology, trees are a symbol of wealth. The Irish Government is moving closer to a huge
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Rapid, Dramatic Changes in What We Do by Randy Hayes
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Of Forests and Men with Edward Norton
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High Conservation Value Forests
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Global Forest Watch | Monitoring Forests in Near Real Time
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Global Forest Watch 2.0 preview at UN Forum on Forests
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Buying-up Eden - Chile
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Altkin Count Strategic Forestry Plan
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In the heart of the Brazilian Amazon, thousands of people are unlawfully encroaching upon protect
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Nature is a living being and has the same rights as human beings.
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Stories for a Wiser Forestry by Cathy Fitzgerald Ireland 26 March 2023, Edinburgh Botanic Gardens
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Mapping the World's Trees in Unprecedented Detail with AI
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Making Forests of Life for the Ones You Love "The Green Tide Embankment"
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What is the Miyawaki Method of Afforestation
WRI's Global Restoration Initiative and researchers from Land & Carbon Lab have partnered with
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Climate change and land-use change are increasi
One food retail chain, Iceland Foods, didn’t even make it to air before this ad was b
Amazon Watch, your best bet to protect the rainforest.
Twenty Years of Defending the Amazon.
Kayapó leader Megaron Txukaramae talks about the draft Bills That Threaten to Weaken indig
Excerpts from Two Speeches by Ethnobotanist Mark Plotkin
The Reunion by Handcrafted Films
Google Earth Engine by Rebecca Moore
Hilario Saant is a community leader in Kapawi Achuar Territory in Ecuador, South America. He tel
In ancient Ireland, trees were revered and worshiped, the price of chopping one down was severe,
Voices for Global Forest Watch by the WRI
Climate change and forest managment Stéphane Le Goaster
In this video, Barry Heidt interviews Rebecca Moore of Google of Outreach at the 2009 Bione
The Surui Cultural Map shows
The Paradigm Project by Greg Spencer
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