The climate crisis fuels wildfires that endanger the Indigenous peoples and their rainforest homes. Your support will help 45 communities build resilience through training emergency brigades, providing vital equipment and forest-saving data to protect over 240,000 hectares of rainforest.
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Rainforests are critical climate cooling allies. Storing carbon on a mega scale, which, if released, would drive global heating. Now the climate crisis fuels wildfires and extreme weather that hit these forests harder every year, threatening homes, livelihoods and the very ecosystems we need to fight climate change. Many communities lack the tools, training and data to predict and respond to these threats. Data gives them the foresight to spot danger early, act fast and keep forests standing.
Cool Earth works with Indigenous communities in the Amazon to combine ancestral knowledge with modern technology. Satellite alerts, weather warnings, and the skills to use this vital data help people act early and fast when threats arise. Alongside this, local emergency brigades train in fire prevention and response, building resilience and ensuring communities have the foresight, skills and confidence to protect their homes and forests.