This Dutch non-profit organisation uses vertical greening in cities as a tool to plant as many trees as possible in developing countries for the benefit of large-scale landscape restoration in the fight agains decertification. For every tree planted by children, neighbours, local shops and local organisations on the balconies of high rise city apartments, the charity arranges with local farmers for trees to be planted in developing countries to help make their lands fertile again.
A grant has been made to support the editing of an online video desertification video series in 10 parts providing easily accessible information about the history of desertification its impact on farmers and villages, to inform the public on how desertification may be tackled and inspire us all to take action.
10 short videos of 1.5 minutes will be posted online over a variety of outlets over a longish timespan and is aimed particularly at Spanish people, farmers, administrators and policymakers. The video will be in Spanish with English subtitles.
A grant has been awarded towards the educational work of Celine Cousteau’s ‘Tribes on the Edge’ – impact film and educational campaign. On the border… Read more
This CIC’s aim is to use creative solutions to engage communities in education and marine conservation. The organisation uses art to communicate science, to create… Read more