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Because of Covid-19 there are no tourists in Ladakh . That's why female trekking guides are planning to do a clean-up event in the Markah valley and in basecamps which help the women to get an income.

This publication documents «Recycling Yantra», an art project portraying the informal e-waste recycling network in Delhi and lets a diverse group of authors share their views on the situation.

Help us to raise the funds to build a recreational space for the leopards where they can spend a few hours per day in a plant enriched semi-natural space.

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 Project:1)Creation of the show PLASTIKKATTI using recycled material.2)One month workshop with the students of KATTAIKKUTTU SANGAM.3)Creation of a collective show with the students.

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.

Drinkable water for Sri Lankan families. We search supporters for our «Help the Helpers» project, financing water filters donated to the poorest of the poor.

Nach Kriegsende bereit sein für den Wiederaufbau. Die Vorbereitung benötigt Zeit, nutzen wir sie. Bauen das Happy Home für ukrainische Verhältnisse. Schulen, lokalisieren, bereiten lokale Beschaffung.

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.

The delicate cohabitation between man and wildlife; from the forests of Europe to the Ethiopian highlands, our film takes you to meet a species that has divided people since the ages: the wolf!

We are Florentina and Nicoleta, great animal lovers, and we help street animals in Romania. The veterinary and food costs are barely affordable, we are in huge debts and urgently need help!

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.