4 months ago 30,884 notes

Planting Hope - Please vote!

8 months ago 1 note
25th
April
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Let’s stay this way forever.

Let’s stay this way forever.

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1 year ago 1,025 notes

Unplug and go outside. Enjoy nature!

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1 year ago 1,019 notes

Chief Raoni crying when he learned that the President of Brazil approved the Belo Monte dam project on the Xingu indigenous lands. Belo Monte will be bigger than the Panama Canal, flooding nearly a million acres of rainforest & indigenous lands. 40,000 indigenous and local people will be forced off their native lands (as well as millions of unknown species & plants) in the name of “progress”.

Governments should have an ethical & moral standard instead of an educational requirement. The people we vote for should protect the oppressed not exploit them.

1 year ago 19 notes

From Roots to Canopies: In the Healing Arms of the World’s Forests

John Muir once said, The clearest way to the universe is through a forest wilderness.” It is quite fitting really, for the woods have, since the beginning of time, provided us with everything from food and clothing to clean air. Day in and day out, sometimes without our knowing it, we use something which has roots that can be traced back to a forest somewhere. Claims by indigenous tribes of the forests’ magic and connection to all life in the world don’t seem so far off when you think about it.

For all its influence in mankind’s existence, you could say that the forests are nature’s form of public service. One contribution, in particular, has shaped man’s way of life.

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2 years ago 11 notes

NO plan(et) B for us.

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2 years ago 141 notes

“Before I die they have to pay me for the dead animals, and for what they did to the river, and the water and the earth.” - Ecuadorian on Chevron’s crimes

Indigenous Ecuadorian Grandmother Humbles US Oil Giant

She has no legal training, and doesn’t speak the Spanish that dominates government in Quito but indigenous villager Maria Aguinda helped bring a landmark judgment against US oil giant Chevron for polluting the rain forest she calls home.

The diminutive grandmother whose modest home sits near marshes clogged for decades in sticky oil has been at the heart of the David-and-Goliath case, and spoke out after Chevron was slapped last week with a $9.5-billion fine, among the heaviest ever handed down for environmental damage.

A community triumphs over greedy polluting corporations. To read the rest of the article, click here or the link above.

2 years ago 17 notes

We can help save the the tigers by supporting @WWF and @LeoDicaprio to save them now!

2 years ago 4 notes

Choose SAVE.

2 years ago 17 notes
6th
November
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Her offense? 

Persuaded B.C. government to protect 1.1 million hectares of the Great Bear Rainforest

Hell yes! :D A little bit of civil disobedience can help save the planet.

Her offense?

Persuaded B.C. government to protect 1.1 million hectares of the Great Bear Rainforest

Hell yes! :D A little bit of civil disobedience can help save the planet.


2 years ago 1 note

“When a tree falls, it takes other lives with it.”

2 years ago