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World Climate Conference COP 28: Expectations of Our Delegation

The annual UN climate conference (COP – Conference of the Parties) stands as a significant global forum, intended ...

Oluwaseyi Olawuyi coordianated two academies in Nigeria with the help from the Climate Justice Ambassador Darasimi Damilare The ...

Chris Anulunkor, a long-time Climate Justice Ambassador for Plant-for-the-Planet and chief moderator of the workshop, reports from the ...

Planting trees in a forest? Restoring forests where they already exist and are protected? Admittedly, that sounds contradictory ...

In a remarkable archaeological discovery, a team of researchers recently unveiled the remains of a hidden ancient Maya ...

The global climate crisis is a defining issue of our time and especially the younger generations will have ...

On Saturday, 10 June 2023, Plant-for-the-Planet partnered up on a side event at the UNFCCC in Bonn titled ...

A study published in Nature has found amazing things about the role of wildlife on the carbon cycle. The authors ...

Climate impact including prolonged drought and human activities such as pasturing and deforestation is affecting communities in Mexico ...

“Top restoration projects” now visible on the Plant-for-the-Planet platform “One mosquito can do nothing against a rhino,” our ...

Not often do you associate drought with Europe but climate crisis impacts are sparing no one though some ...

In late March and early April 2023, several fires occurred in different parts of our restoration sites in ...

On the occasion of this year’s World Water Day, Simon, our long-time ambassador for climate justice, was invited ...

Did you know that “26% of the world’s population, approximately two billion people, do not have access to ...

In many cities that are close to sea level, the threats of climate crisis are in more ways ...