Bulletins from Bolivia: A Community Rallies to Protect Their Land
A gold mine threatens a farming town in western Bolivia. Grassroots groups are pulling out all the stops to keep it from happening. Public opinion is shifting…and there is hope.
Patagonia’s Wildest Rivers Protected, For Now
A Chilean appeals court has temporarily blocked the massive HidroAysen project, which would construct five dams on two of the worlds purest free-flowing rivers.
Southern Cone Advisor Published by National Academy of Sciences
Stefan Gelcich’s research on Chile’s marine ecosystems was featured on the cover of the prestigious PNAS Journal. It also proved the valuable role of local participation in environmental conservation.
Donor’s Photography Wins Awards, Tells Stories
Elizabeth Weinstein and her family traveled to South Africa with Greengrants last summer to ‘bear witness’ to our grantees’ struggles. The images she captured and the impact of the trip have had a resounding effect.
We’ve reached 6,000 grants!
Dana Perry, our Grants Manager, on a Global Greengrants Fund landmark and how even one small grant can help protect lives and push for justice.