Support Rainforests on Earth Day

For Earth Day 2023, Coalition for Rainforest Nations aims to raise $11,000 in order to jumpstart our efforts in 11 countries. At a time when the world needs to rapidly reduce carbon emissions, rainforest nations have shown tremendous leadership. We have seen sharp reductions in forest-related emissions in several countries where we work with closely. For example, the Democratic Republic of Congo - one of the largest rainforest nations in the world - has reduced forest emissions by 7% over the past 5 years. Papua New Guinea is down 50% and Honduras down 58% over the same time period. CfRN now has requests from 11 rainforest nations to work with them on conservation efforts through REDD+. For example, the nation of Eswatini in southern Africa seeks to participate in CfRN's Capacity Building program in order to meet the requirements of the REDD+ process. Formerly known as Swaziland, Eswatini's forests house exceptional biodiversity, including the critically endangered South-central black rhinoceros. Please support CfRN's Earth Day Campaign in order to conserve forests in Eswatini and around the world.

Support Rainforests on Earth Day

For Earth Day 2023, Coalition for Rainforest Nations aims to raise $11,000 in order to jumpstart our efforts in 11 countries. At a time when the world needs to rapidly reduce carbon emissions, rainforest nations have shown tremendous leadership. We have seen sharp reductions in forest-related emissions in several countries where we work with closely. For example, the Democratic Republic of Congo - one of the largest rainforest nations in the world - has reduced forest emissions by 7% over the past 5 years. Papua New Guinea is down 50% and Honduras down 58% over the same time period. CfRN now has requests from 11 rainforest nations to work with them on conservation efforts through REDD+. For example, the nation of Eswatini in southern Africa seeks to participate in CfRN's Capacity Building program in order to meet the requirements of the REDD+ process. Formerly known as Swaziland, Eswatini's forests house exceptional biodiversity, including the critically endangered South-central black rhinoceros. Please support CfRN's Earth Day Campaign in order to conserve forests in Eswatini and around the world.