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In the heart of the once divided city of Berlin we will create a poetic landscape that brings the still divided Korea together by means of plants and flowers. Help us start a dialogue!

Be part of the solution: Fight Climate Change Today! Upcycling food waste into hope for a sustainable future.

Our project will explore how resilient reforestation of Asian rainforests is achievable in collaboration with native communities. To reduce our footprint, we want to travel there by container ship.

Our organic seed initiative produces diverse, reproducible plant varieties. We give local farmers an alternative to seeds provided by multinationals which need to be bought again every season.

Soutenir les femmes vivant dans la précarité, à Kep, au Cambodge.
Leur offrir une formation dans le recyclage des déchets pour fabriquer des objets usuels et devenir autonomes.

CAD Arbeit für 3 Modellhäuser, damit arme Familien im Selbstbau ein modulares, einfaches, stabiles und bezahlbares Heim bauen können. Unterstütze uns die Prototypen in Serienproduktion umsetzen!

This is a documentary about the environment. The children of Inle Lake dream that one day their region and country will finally get rid of all plastic waste.

We are Somara and Corina, two journalists from Zurich. In August 2019 we want to produce our first documentary film in Indonesia. It is a story about plastic and machines, the ocean and hope.

By the Jan & Oscar Foundation. Help the Moken people (sea gypsies) in their fight against plastic pollution, to protect the oceans through education and professional training.

With Pousse d’espoir, let’s work together to offer children in Jharkhand and West Bengal an education in their fundamental rights and access to a healthy environment.

On the edge of the highest peaks in the world, a very high altitude diving expedition in a remote lake, lost in the mountains of the Himalaya

The Orangutan Haven is a new, naturalistic home for orangutans that cannot be released into the wild. To ensure that all the orangutans can be moved in soon, we need your help now!