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 project conserves a large section of tropical forest that holds significant cultural, spiritual, and economic value to the Indigenous Bunong people. The Keo Seima Wildlife Sanctuary protects this area from unsustainable farming and logging and addresses social issues that drive communities to extractive practices. Along with safeguarding tree species...
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...
