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« Nous voulons raconter, modestement, une histoire qui fait du bien...» « We want to tell, modestly, a story which feels good... »

Support our marine research and help collect population data on plankton, dolphins, and whales during our expeditions to help understand the climate change problem.

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.

Because of COVID-19, Lombok lacks tourism and also the income of many artisans. With our online shop we can bring their handmade, sustainable products to Europe and secure their existence.

We need YOUR help to get this project and eco-centre off the ground. After earthquake-2018 and COVID19 we try to make a positive change for our habitats by guiding them toward ECO and sustainable life

I urgently wish to support the inhabitants of the village of Peladung in Bali, by raising funds to restore this road they use every day, and which has become impracticable ...

Ökologischer Anbau von Avocados? Ja, das geht! Ich will auf meinem Grundstück in Chile den Nachweis erbringen, dass der schlechte Ruf der Avocado unberechtigt ist: Nachhaltig und fair ist möglich.

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!

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.

NACOPCA Orphanage è un orfanotrofio locale situato a Phnom Penh, in Cambogia. Vivono li una 20ina di bambini volenterosi di imparare l'inglese e la matematica e di prendersi cura del loro quartiere.

We are going to plant 100 trees in «Lo espejo», a municipality in the south of Santiago, Chile's capital. This is one of the poorest and lack of green spaces in the city.

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.