Our latest podcast marks the International Day of Action Against Big Biomass, focusing on Brazil’s Jequitinhonha Valley, where steel company Aperam uses eucalyptus plantations for charcoal and carbon offsets. These plantations dry up water and disrupt local lives. Jana Uemura interviews researcher Karen Lang about how affected communities are resisting and reclaiming their lands. Produced by the Global Forest Coalition with BAN, EPN, HOME, and Biofuelwatch.

Join host Chithira Vijayakumar and dedicated advocate for biodiversity and forest protection in Central Asia and beyond Elena Kreuzberg for a compelling journey into Central Asia, an often overlooked region in the global climate conversation. In this episode, we delve into the environmental crossroads of Central Asia and shine a spotlight on the innovative climate change solutions offering us hope.

In this special episode from COP28 in Dubai, the politics of the UNFCCC continues to relegate Indigenous Peoples, Civil Society, Grassroots Communities, and those most impacted by Climate Change to the fringes of policy discussions and decisions. Despite this, so many continue to go above and beyond to make their voices heard and refuse to cede their spaces or back down. Listen now to hear what’s really happening on the ground at COP28.

En este episodio de Raíces de la resiliencia, conversamos con nuestros miembros de Chile, Colombia y Paraguay sobre los impactos del modelo extractivista, colonial y patriarcal en los pueblos indígenas, culturas tradicionales y recursos naturales de la región, así como sobre la resistencia y empoderamiento de las comunidades que están en la línea de frente.

Through conversations with two exceptional African leaders, Lucy Mulenkei of IIN Kenya and Anabela Lemos of JA! Mozambique we unveil the harrowing effects of climate change & expose the repercussions of false solutions on the environment, biodiversity, and communities. Join us as we shine a spotlight on the women at the forefront of this battle.

In this episode, we hear that not only is change possible, but it is already happening. We speak with activists in Brazil and Uganda on the resistance to false solutions and the negative impacts they impose on communities, particularly women in all their diversities. Tune in to hear inspiring stories from the ground on paths to resistance and an equitable, just, and sustainable future for all.

In this opening episode of Roots of Resilience, we speak with three of GFC’s lead campaigners, Andrea Echeverri based in Colombia, Kwami Kpondzo based in Togo, and Souparna Lahiri based in India, on the work of GFC and our members and allies.