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For the Forest, For the Future is a series of video stories that emphasize the role that Indigenous Peoples play in conserving nature and why the world needs to support their work.
View OnlineMangroves are the passport to our survival as a species. Communities depend on a thriving mangrove ecosystems for food and livelihoods, and a square mile of healthy mangrove forest can sequester carbon 10 times faster than the same area of mature tropical forests. But mangrove forests can also emit greenhouse gases when disturbed or degraded. In Ecuador, fishing communities and scientists work together to restore these forests and understand the climate benefits they provide to the world.
View OnlineIt's the biggest piece of climate legislation in U.S. history promising nearly $370 billion in clean energy incentives. And for Keena Mullins, who comes from a long line of coal mining families, the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022, can't come soon enough. “We’re on a mission to make sure central Appalachia plays just as important a role in America’s energy future as we did in our country’s past,” says Mullins, who helped co-found a solar installation company in her home state of West Virginia.
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