Communities

We support communities most affected by the climate crisis and open up opportunities for people and planet to thrive through sustainable livelihood creation, environment conservation education, and restoration of fragile ecosystems.

We are building a worldwide network of communities working together towards a sustainable, equitable future for all living things.

We bridge corporates with frontline communities – the latter sharing their priorities and needs. This partnership offers corporates an opportunity to build meaningful connections and contribute to a global effort toward climate resilience and equity.

Together, we collaborate as equal partners to plan for enduring, long-term support with shared goals.

Read more about our award- winning community partners who are making real change on the ground:

Philippine Reef and Rainforest Conservation Foundation, Inc. (PRRCFI)

Alam Sehat Lestari (ASRI)

Bighnaharta Nepal

Oceanus Conservation

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Fisherfolk prepare to head out to sea

Sunset is always a wonderful time on Danjugan Island. Here, young people take a moment to pause and reflect during their marine and wildlife camp

A volunteer diver carefully collects a crown-of-thorns sea star from a reef. Outbreaks of this predatory sea star can have devastating effects on the coral reefs they consume

In Indonesia, locals collect the native tree seedlings to be planted in the reforestation area inside Gunung Palung National Park

Project ACE supports scholars studying Agriculture and Fisheries

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Engaging the youth of Indonesia in Planetary Health education

Clean ups of our white sand beaches are a regular activity for both the staff and guests of Danjugan Island

Fishers sell their catch of the day to Nang Baby, a local trader who in turn sells their fresh fish to restaurant and wet market suppliers and households

Mothers of the Bulata Small Fisherfolk Association tend to their organic garden that augments their daily meals.

Water fun comes hand in hand with water safety on Danjugan Island’s marine and wildlife camp

Philippine environmental champion Gerry Ledesma joins the youth of Barangay Bulata, a local village on Danjugan Island

Rhoda Phillips

Fisherfolk prepare to head out to sea