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How Benin is tackling the climate crisis

In Benin, climate change is causing drought, floods and rising sea levels. Here’s how local people are taking control of their own fate.

 
Continental Bridge, Puerto Maldonado

‘We believe that the forests can be restored’

The Peruvian Amazon is increasingly under threat from climate change and deforestation. Meet the local non-profit working to restore it.

 
Rosie reciting her poem at the Greenpop Reforest Fest. Photo by Schalk Hanekom

You Can Find Me In Nature

A poem by Rosanna ‘Rosie’ McLean presented on the GLFx Cape Town Speaker Stage at Greenpop's Reforest Fest.

 
Tasneem Karodia speaks at Greenpop's Reforest Fest. Photo by Schalk Hanekom

Is cultivated meat the future of sustainable meat consumption?

Mzansi Meat is spearheading the change in Africa.

 
Gray Maguire speaking at Greenpop's Reforest Fest. Photo by Schalk Hanekom

Welcome to the carbon credit feedback loop

How the Climate Neutral Group is incentivising regenerative farming in Southern Africa.

 
Mercy Nqandek speaking at Greenpop's Reforest Fest. Photo by Schalk Hanekom

For restoring rural landscapes and communities in South Africa, equity is key

Mercy Nqandeka puts rights at the center of food and water security.

 
Kaspar Paur, founder of Oceaneers, speaking during Greenpop's Reforest Fest. Photo by Schalk Hanekom

How Oceaneers are moving us towards a plant-based future

Our food choices and seafood consumption can play a role in ocean health.

 
A woman farmer in Guguletu, Cape Town, South Africa. AUSAID South Africa

Context is key: how environmental change-makers are bringing equity and cultural context into the picture

GLFx Cape Town highlights equity in speakers series

 
A woman farmer in Guguletu, Cape Town, South Africa. AUSAID South Africa

Context is key: How environmental change-makers are bringing equity and cultural context into the picture

GLFx Cape Town highlights equity in speakers series

 
In the north Ghanaian town of Bawku, a recent land donation from a local chief will be restored to provide food, fuel, fodder and other resources to local people. Courtesy of GLFx Bawku chapter

Land donation from Ghanaian chief leaves a legacy for the future

GLFx restoration initiative provides hope against desertification and deforestation

 
More than 140 activists, team, facilitators and speakers gathered at the Eden Festival of Action in September 2021. Rory Allen, Greenpop

Artsy South African festival engages citizens in landscape restoration

South Africa's artsy Eden Festival of Action engages citizens in landscape restoration as crucial climate action.

 
The landscape of Table Mountain and Cape Town, where one of the first GLFx chapters has been established. Thomas Bennie, Unsplash

Introducing GLFx: the activist network for restoring landscapes

Around the world, local GLFx chapters are popping up of people dedicated to making their landscapes more sustainable. Meet them here

 
Wind turbines in a landscape near the Kenyan capital where the GLFx Nairobi chapter works. Courtesy of GLFx Nairobi

“We feel the government is missing an opportunity”

Chapter Profile: GLFx Nairobi

 
Martín Valerio, a local fisherman of Zapotitlán, surprised by a stingray jumping out of the water. Courtesy of GLFx Veracruz

“Nature conservation is inseparable from the wellbeing of local communities”

Chapter Profile: GLFx Veracruz

 
A view of the landscape surrounding Cape Town's Table Mountain. Courtesy of GLFx Lilongwe

“There’s so much need for restoration”

Chapter Profile: GLFx Cape Town

 

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