Reforestation efforts funded by the Keo Seima carbon offset project took place between April 2022 and March 2024. Twenty families were provided with equipment and funds to raise 63,000 seedlings of different tree species. To date, 32,000 trees have been planted in previously deforested areas throughout the wildlife sanctuary. The...
This video highlights the Community Savings Group initiative, which was established with the help of the Keo Seima carbon offset project. Local business owners were trained in savings and business development techniques to establish savings groups within their communities. Members help each other save money to meet their business goals...
This video highlights the Bamboo for Sustainable Livelihoods Program created as part of the Keo Seima carbon offset project. Locals in the bamboo forest region of Keo Seima Wildlife Sanctuary are trained in bamboo craftsmanship and cultivation techniques to ensure a sustainable source of income. Bamboo products are sold to...
This video highlights Khorn Phalla, an Indigenous Bunong woman, who has switched from cash cropping to more sustainable agricultural practices like growing vegetables and raising chickens. Training and supplies to help her improve her family’s income and food security were provided by the Keo Seima carbon offset project. Sustainable agriculture...
In this video we see how the Village Game Scouts (VGS) of the Yaeda-Eyasi Landscape carbon offset project are now taking their monitoring activities to new levels with a new app. The VGS were trained to use the app, enabling them to collect more reliable information about their patrols and...
In this video, we learn how the Hadzabe tribe uses their ancient wisdom to conserve their forests in Tanzania through the Yaeda-Eyasi Landscape carbon offset project, providing wildlife conservation and a case for climate resiliency. The Yaeda-Eyasi Landscape Project is one of the projects in our Climate Impact Portfolio that...