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A journalistic bicycle trip from Bern to Ulaanbaatar. We cover climate issues in the countries we travel through in words and pictures. You'll end up with an interesting book on your shelf.

Als junger Künstler bekomme ich die Chance meine Serie «5 Elements of Nature» in Peking im Archive Art Museum auszustellen. Eine grosse Chance, wozu ich deine Hilfe brauche! Ich danke dir.

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.

Ein fantastisches Produkt: Tsampa-Mehl aus Ladakh. Gesund, nahrhaft und ursprünglich. Bald auch in der Schweiz erhältlich!

We need building material! With this and your support we would like to build a greenhouse in the Tibetan mountain village of Embalama to supply the village population with organic vegetables and more.

We are the international network for student led Sustainability Weeks at higher education institutions. We help students to get started with their own Sustainability Week and connect them worldwide.

Le projet de l’association Nepal-Evolution est de créer un accès facilité à l’eau pour la population du village de Phoksundo au Népal. Aidez-nous à le concrétiser!

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

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.

Air Pollution is a major issue in India, especially this time of the year! We want to provide school kids with an N95 PM 2.5 anti pollution facemask to help protecting their health.

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.

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.