Can You Actually Bring a River Back Just with Trees? Ecosia 2026-09-19 | Can You Actually Bring a River Back Just with Trees?
Watch the whole Tree Update 38 on the ECOSIA channel #treeplanting #indonesia #climatehope Ecosia 2023-09-29 | ...
Awesome news from Indonesia | Tree Update 38 Ecosia 2023-09-29 | Try Ecosia and be climate active every day: ecosia.org Welcome to Tree Update 38! In this episode, Mélissa brings you updates from two islands that account for 96% of Indonesia’s palm oil production – islands that have figured out how to mitigate this problem.Stay tuned for adventure, progress, happy people and lots of trees! :) And a big, big thank you to our partners at FKL and the GLSF. Find out more about them:FKL instagram.com/leuserconservationforumGLSF blog.ecosia.org/how-one-conversation-started-a-silent-revolution———🌳More Tree Updates! Even if the episodes are old, the insights are still valid:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLVIr0a2TLf9vGaCN2pJBp4cNHFJxHvf3T 🍿 WATCH NEXT:A playlist of our followers’ favorite videos: ecosia.co/ecosiafavoritesWHO IS ECOSIA?Ecosia is the search engine that allows you to be climate active every day. Try it out here:: ecosia.org OUR OTHER SOCIALS:🌎The Ecosia Blog blog.ecosia.org (also in DE and FR)📸Instagram instagram.com/ecosia 🤳TikTok tiktok.com/@ecosia 👨💻Linkedin linkedin.com/company/ecosia ⌚️Timestamps:00:00 Intro00:36 Rocky start in Sumatra01:12 The Damage of Palm Oil01:47 Your trees fight palm oil monocultures02:42 How your trees turn lives around03:27 500.000 trees03:38 Before/after04:35 YOU guys are the stars ⭐️04:57 Indigenous power in Borneo05:59 2,000,000 trees06:24 A message from Piet Abik07:04 Can we ask for a favor?———Producer Fátima González-Torres (IG: @fatilugonzalevic)Director on the ground Pako Quijada (IG: @pakoquijada) Script Lubna Ostadi (IG: @lubna.ostadi)Script editing Fátima González-TorresCinematographer Pako Quijada (IG: @pakoquijada)Editing & post-production Christian SawalskiMotion graphics & animation Christian Sawalski and Forat El Alfy (IG: @foratau)
name a better place to have existential thoughts #trees #forestbathing #naturevibes Ecosia 2023-09-21 | ...
they came PREPARED #climatestrike #fridaysforfuture #climatehope #ecoanxiety #solastalgia Ecosia 2023-09-21 | ...
30,000 of your trees in Brazil💚🌳 Thanks to our partners at CEPAN 😍 Ecosia 2023-09-05 | #nature #regeneration #brazil #trees #natureshorts #natureshots #ecosia #ecosistemas
Part 6 🪚 Wont the trees just be cut down again? Ecosia 2023-08-23 | Follow our local partners at Symagine on Instagram 📸 @symagine_solutions
Part 5 🙋🏽♀️ Why do women lead the project? Ecosia 2023-08-22 | Follow our local partners at Symagine on Instagram 📸 @symagine_solutions
Part 4 🔮 Whats your hope for the future? Ecosia 2023-08-11 | Follow our local partners at Symagine on Instagram 📸 @symagine_solutions
Part 3 🤔 How does the community like the tree planting project? Ecosia 2023-08-10 | Follow our local partners at Symagine on Instagram 📸 @symagine_solutions
Part 2 🤗 Does tree planting give you hope for the future? Ecosia 2023-08-09 | Follow our local partners at Symagine on Instagram 📸 @symagine_solutions
We went to India earlier this year and took some of your questions from YouTube to our partners 🥭🍊 Ecosia 2023-08-08 | Follow our local partners at Symagine on Instagram 📸 @symagine_solutions
Can we get to 2M? 🙏🏽 Ecosia 2023-07-13 | Here's the link to the video: youtu.be/WxXy9lsiUPM 🙏🏽 Thanks, fam!
Planting a Forest with PLASTIC? Ecosia 2023-06-23 | Introducing Ecosia Presents: Today, Odeke Daniel from Uganda in Kakumiro, where our partner, Trees4Humanity, is planting Ecosia trees that support both people and nature.🙋🏽♀️ What is Ecosia Presents? Every tree-planting project we support has stories from inspiring people doing the hard work of restoring the planet. Every region we plant trees in has talented storytellers that we want to give a platform to. These are their stories. Told by them, powered by the Ecosia community.🌳 Ecosia is the green search engine. Get on Ecosia and be climate active every day: ecosia.org ________Production & direction Alejandro Moreno de Carlos (IG: @alejandro.photo), Odeke Daniel (YT: @odeketown)Production & original concept (Ecosia Presents) Fátima González-Torres (IG: @fatilugonzalevic)Script Alejandro Moreno de Carlos, Odeke DanielScript editing Fátima González-TorresCinematography Odeke DanielEditing & post-production Alejandro Moreno de Carlos, Odeke DanielBig thanks to @trees4humanity894 for their support on this one!________⏱️TIMESTAMPS⏱️00:00 Intro00:38 Meet Odeke Daniel00:54 Why Plastic01:26 Our project, alternatives to plastic03:12 Do banana pods work?05:05 Limits of banana pods05:38 Alternatives to banana07:04 What do you think?________Make Ecosia your default search engine: ecosia.org Ecosia is available for Chrome, Firefox, Brave, Safari and many more.You can also start your own forest through the Ecosia app. Available on the Apple Store and Google Play.#EcosiaPresents #PlasticFree #Uganda
Can music festivals go green? We went to one Ecosia 2023-05-26 | Ecosia is the search engine that plants trees. Get on Ecosia and be climate active every day: ecosia.org Go watch a few more subscriber-favorite videos from the channel: ecosia.co/ecosiafavorites The festival season is about to start in Europe and we wanted to have a closer look at the CO2 footprint of music festivals.Music is important and if we want to have festivals far into the future, this industry, too, will have to adapt. Tempelhof Sounds is a festival in Berlin. They invited us to have a closer look: what would it take to make festivals more sustainable and does green take all the fun out of it?#Festivals2023 #GreenFestivals ————Reports quoted:Greener Festivals study: http://www.agreenerfestival.com/summary.htmltheguardian.com/environment/green-living-blog/2010/may/05/festivals-glastonbury-leeds-carbon-emissionsmassiveattack.co.uk________Producer Génica SchäfgenDirector Fátima González-Torres (IG: @fatilugonzalevic) and Joshua Gottlieb (IG: @joshigot) Creative director Sina Samavati (IG: @sinasamavati)Script Fátima González-Torres and Joshua GottliebCinematographer Sina SamavatiEditing & post-production Sina SamavatiSpecial thanks to Tempelhof Sounds crew and Hinds band________Punch keys to plant trees! Make Ecosia your default search engine: ecosia.org Ecosia is available for Chrome, Firefox, Brave, Safari and many more.You can also start your own forest through the Ecosia app. Available on the Apple Store and Google Play.Follow how your searches are replenishing the planet by visiting our blog (blog.ecosia.org), Instagram (@ecosia) and Twitter (@Ecosia). Want to make a difference? Check out our Tree Store and buy trees for climate action, trees that purify water sources, trees that empower women, and many more! After your purchase, we’ll email you a certificate that makes a thoughtful gift: plant.ecosia.org
Tree Update 37 | How Ecosia counts trees Ecosia 2023-02-17 | Ecosia is the search engine that plants trees. Get on Ecosia and be climate active every day: ecosia.org Go watch a few more subscriber-favorite videos from the channel: ecosia.co/ecosiafavoritesWelcome to Tree-Update 37!How does Ecosia know if the trees we plant actually survive? In Tree Update 30 we showed you how we gather satellite images and use other technology to see whether the trees you help us plant are still growing. This time, Mélissa shows you how we manually count your trees when we’re on the ground checking on them.Questions? Post them below in the comments section!00:00 Intro00:16 The basics00:37 Preparing the tools (PCQ method)01:02 Counting and measuring02:13 Apps & satellites02:43 Updates on our latest project visits02:53 Malawi (2 projects)04:01 Ethiopia (2 projects)04:48 Next update preview & endingThis is a YouTube series, you can find all past Tree Update episodes in this playlist:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLVIr0a2TLf9vGaCN2pJBp4cNHFJxHvf3T#TreeUpdate37 #Transparency #Treeplanting________Director Fátima González-Torres (IG: @fatilugonzalevic)Producer Sina Samavati (IG: @sinasamavati)Script Mélissa de Hertogh and Fátima González-Torres Cinematographer Sina Samavati (@sinasamavati) Editing & post-production Sina SamavatiMotion graphics & animation Forat El Alfy (IG: @foratau)Special thanks to Willmars Gärten in Berlin for letting us shoot on their sites________Punch keys to plant trees! Make Ecosia your default search engine: ecosia.org Ecosia is available for Chrome, Firefox, Brave, Safari and many more.You can also start your own forest through the Ecosia app. Available on the Apple Store and Google Play.Follow how your searches are replenishing the planet by visiting our blog (blog.ecosia.org), Instagram (@ecosia) and Twitter (@Ecosia). Want to make a difference? Check out our Tree Store and buy trees for climate action, trees that purify water sources, trees that empower women, and many more! After your purchase, we’ll email you a certificate that makes a thoughtful gift: plant.ecosia.org
A walkthrough in an Ecosia tree nursery in Brazil Ecosia 2022-12-30 | Ecosia is the search engine that plants trees. Get on Ecosia and be climate active every day: ecosia.orgGo watch a few more subscriber-favorite videos from the channel: ecosia.co/ecosiafavoritesA little present from Marcela in Brazil for the end of the year. Watch her fully story here: youtube.com/watch?v=M0TotM68INU #Brazil #Walkthrough________Director and producer: Fátima (IG: @fatilugonzalevic)Cinematographer: MarcelaEditing & post-production: Pako________Punch keys to plant trees! Make Ecosia your default search engine: ecosia.orgEcosia is available for Chrome, Firefox, Brave, Safari and many more.You can also start your own forest through the Ecosia app. Available on the Apple Store and Google Play.Follow how your searches are replenishing the planet by visiting our blog (blog.ecosia.org), Instagram (@ecosia) and Twitter (@Ecosia). Want to make a difference? Check out our Tree Store and buy trees for climate action, trees that purify water sources, trees that empower women, and many more! After your purchase, we’ll email you a certificate that makes a thoughtful gift: plant.ecosia.org
The effects of tree planting nobody talks about Ecosia 2022-12-21 | Ecosia is the search engine that plants trees. Get on Ecosia and be climate active every day: ecosia.org Go watch a few more subscriber-favorite videos from the channel: tinyurl.com/ecosiafavorites Marcela's story is the story of the importance of trees.Marcela is from Pontal do Paranapanema, in western Brazil. Here, Ecosia's tree-planting partner in the area, IPÊ, employs local communities to grow the tree saplings they’ll then pay other community members to plant in a massive effort to restore the Atlantic Forest. Also known as the little sister of the Amazon Forest, the Atlantic Forest is immensely important for biodiversity and human livelihood. Watch Marcela’s story, or how protecting the planet helps people, biodiversity and the economy. Your searches on Ecosia have helped us plant a little under two million trees with Marcela and her community, employing a total of 214 people and counting — obrigado!A big thank you to IPE, our tree-planting partners on the ground doing this fabulous work. Make sure to follow them on YouTube (@IpeOrgBrConservacao) or on Instagram (@institutoipe).#Brazil #ClimateCareers #Reforestation________Director & Producer Fátima González-Torres (IG: @fatilugonzalevic)Creative director Pako Quijada (IG: @pakoquijada)Script Fátima González-Torres & Pako QuijadaCinematographer Shane Thomas McMillan (IG: @dokumentarian)Editing & post-production Pako QuijadaMotion graphics & animation Pako QuijadaAdditional support by Marcela________Punch keys to plant trees! Make Ecosia your default search engine: ecosia.org Ecosia is available for Chrome, Firefox, Brave, Safari and many more.You can also start your own forest through the Ecosia app. Available on the Apple Store and Google Play.Follow how your searches are replenishing the planet by visiting our blog (blog.ecosia.org), Instagram (@ecosia) and Twitter (@Ecosia). Want to make a difference? Check out our Tree Store and buy trees for climate action, trees that purify water sources, trees that empower women, and many more! After your purchase, we’ll email you a certificate that makes a thoughtful gift: plant.ecosia.org
Tree Update 36 | In Madagascar Ecosia 2022-11-18 | Ecosia is the search engine that plants trees. Get on Ecosia and be climate active every day: ecosia.org Hey friends! During this trip to Madagascar we found fewer trees than expected. Here's our perspective on what happened, what we learned, and what we’re doing now. Follow this link to our blog for all the details: blog.ecosia.org/madagascar-update________Welcome to Tree-Update 36! It’s been a while. As you might know, Ecosia had a full rebrand, and then a big summer break kept it all quiet around here. But let’s get right into it, this time with a big update from one of our biggest tree-planting locations in Madagascar:00:00 Intro00:34 In the south 01:14 In the north02:48 Along the coastYou can find all past Tree Updates in this playlist: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLVIr0a2TLf9vGaCN2pJBp4cNHFJxHvf3T________Director: Joshua Gottlieb (IG: @joshigot)Cinematographer: Shane Thomas McMillan (IG: @dokumentarian)Editing & post-production: Sina Samavati (IG: @sinasamavati)Additional support by Fátima González-Torres (IG: @fatilugonzalevic)________Punch keys to plant trees! Make Ecosia your default search engine: ecosia.org Ecosia is available for Chrome, Firefox, Brave, Safari and many more. You can also start your own forest through the Ecosia app. Available on the Apple Store and Google Play.Follow how your searches are replenishing the planet by visiting our blog (blog.ecosia.org), Instagram (@ecosia) and Twitter (@Ecosia). Want to make a difference? Check out our Tree Store and buy trees for climate action, trees that purify water sources, trees that empower women, and many more! After your purchase, we’ll email you a certificate that makes a thoughtful gift: plant.ecosia.org
Ecosia is carbon NEGATIVE. Check our YouTube channel for more on this: https://youtu.be/Hfr4nGq2G2U Ecosia 2022-09-27 | ...
How fire suppression made California’s wildfires worse Ecosia 2022-09-08 | Ecosia is the search engine that plants trees. Get on Ecosia and be climate active every day: ecosia.org California’s wildfires are getting bigger, hotter, more frequent, and more difficult to control. What happened? Why are wildfires increasing in size and intensity so much that we had to coin new terms like “megafire” and “gigafire”? And what needs to change to return to a healthy fire cycle? Climate change plays a major role: the extreme heat and drought it causes makes fires much more likely. But that’s not all there is to it. In this video, we’re looking at the history of California’s forests, why fire suppression actually led to worse fires, and the advantages of controlled burns and thinning forests.#Ecosia #California #Wildfires01:07 California’s forest ecology02:18 How the natural cycle was broken04:57 The new mega- and giga-fires06:12 What we can do09:05 Conclusion———Director: Shane Thomas McMillan (IG: @dokumentarian)Producer: Fátima González-Torres (IG: @fatilugonzalevic)Creative directors: Shane Thomas McMillan and Fátima González-TorresScript: Shane Thomas McMillanScript editing: Joshua Gottlieb (IG: @joshigot) and Fátima González-TorresCinematographer: Shane Thomas McMillanEditing & post-production: Shane Thomas McMillanPunch keys to plant trees! Make Ecosia your default search engine: ecosia.org Ecosia is available for Chrome, Firefox, Brave, Safari and many more.You can also start your own forest through the Ecosia app:ecosia.co/ecosiaformobile Follow how your searches are replenishing the planet by visiting our blog (blog.ecosia.org), Instagram (@ecosia) and Twitter (@Ecosia). Want to make a difference? Check out our Tree Store and buy trees for climate action, trees that purify water sources, trees that empower women, and many more! After your purchase, we’ll email you a certificate that makes a thoughtful gift: plant.ecosia.org
How wildfires start and how to prevent them Ecosia 2022-08-05 | Ecosia is the search engine that plants trees. Get on Ecosia and be climate active every day: ecosia.org Welcome to Climate Brief, an Ecosia series on how to navigate the era of climate change. In this episode, we talk about why wildfires are important for forests but also why they can be bad and how they are affecting climate change. We’ll learn about how wildfires are started, and how they affect people and wildlife alike.Climate change is slowly turning the entire year into wildfire season and they are increasingly difficult to stop. But just as we know how to start them, we also know how to stop them. 00:11 Intro00:56 Not all wildfires are bad01:35 Most wildfires are started by people02:22 How wildfires can be prevented#Wildfires #Climatechange #Howto––Main sources:Fires, forests and the future: a crisis raging out of control? (WWF, BCG, November 2019)Mahesh Poudyal, Julia P.G. Jones, O. Sarobidy Rakotonarivo, Neal Hockley, James M. Gibbons, Rina Mandimbiniaina, Alexandra Rasoamanana, Nilsen S. Andrianantenaina, Bruno S. Ramamonjisoa. “Who bears the cost of forest conservation?” PeerJ, 2018; 6: e5106 DOI: 10.7717/peerj.5106theconversation.com/amazon-fires-indigenous-people-show-fire-can-be-used-sustainably-122493royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/full/10.1098/rstb.2015.0174––Director and producer Fátima González-Torres (IG: @fatilugonzalevic)Creative director Pako Quijada (IG: @pakoquijada)Script Tarn Rodgers Johns (IG: @tarnrj)Script editing Fátima González-Torres and Joshua Gottlieb (IG: @joshigot) Research lead Tarn Rodgers JohnsCinematographer Pako Quijada, Shane Thomas McMillan (IG: @dokumentarian), Sina Samavati (IG: @sinasamavati)Editing & post-production Pako QuijadaMotion graphics & animation Forat El Alfy (IG: @foratau)Production assistant Yongmin Hwang (IG: @ymwashere)––Punch keys to plant trees! Make Ecosia your default search engine: ecosia.org Ecosia is available for Chrome, Firefox, Brave, Safari and many more.You can also start your own forest through the Ecosia app:ecosia.co/ecosiaformobile Follow how your searches are replenishing the planet by visiting our blog (blog.ecosia.org), Instagram (@ecosia) and Twitter (@Ecosia). Want to make a difference? Check out our Tree Store and buy trees for climate action, trees that purify water sources, trees that empower women, and many more! After your purchase, we’ll email you a certificate that makes a thoughtful gift: plant.ecosia.org
How we use 100% of profits for the planet Ecosia 2022-06-09 | Ecosia is the search engine that plants trees. Get on Ecosia and be climate active every day: ecosia.org Our planet needs action, not gestures. Speeches, pledges, and half-measures won’t cut it. We recently planted our 150 millionth tree, but our work is just beginning — today, we’re going all in. Same commitment, new look. This is our manifesto for a better future. If you’ve been with Ecosia for a while, share this video, let’s go all in together :)If you’re new here, welcome! Ecosia is the search engine that plants trees. But we do so much more than that. We make sure to plant the right tree in the right place. We also support regenerative farming projects around the world. Ecosia is climate negative, not just climate neutral, and we are also a private search engine.We know that a different future is possible. Let’s change it together, one search at a time! #Manifesto #SearchEngine #EthicalTech ____Director & Producer Fátima González-Torres (IG: @fatiluzgonzalevic)Creative director Pako Quijada (IG: @pakoquijada)Script Fátima González-TorresScript editing Joshua Gottlieb (IG: @joshigot)Cinematographer Shane Thomas McMillan (IG: @dokumentarian), Sina SamavatiEditing & post-production Pako QuijadaMotion graphics & animation Pako Quijada and Forat Elalfy (@foratau)Voice Richard Canal Calvo (www.richardcanalvo.com)Additional support Ceri Flook, Elise Jost, Sina SamavatiMusic “Ready for Anything — Instrumental”, by Blackwaymusicbed.com/songs/ready-for-anything-instrumental/55404 ____Punch keys to plant trees! Make Ecosia your default search engine: ecosia.org Ecosia is available for Chrome, Firefox, Brave, Safari and many more.You can also start your own forest through the Ecosia app:ecosia.co/ecosiaformobile Follow how your searches are replenishing the planet by visiting our blog (blog.ecosia.org), Instagram (@ecosia) and Twitter (@Ecosia). Want to make a difference? Check out our Tree Store and buy trees for climate action, trees that purify water sources, trees that empower women, and many more! After your purchase, we’ll email you a certificate that makes a thoughtful gift: plant.ecosia.org
Tree Update 35 | Tree planting in Brazil Ecosia 2022-05-13 | Ecosia is the search engine that plants trees. Get on Ecosia and be climate active every day: ecosia.org Welcome to Tree-Update 35! This time from Brazil, where we recently visited Ecosia’s tree-planting partners in the regions of Minas Gerais, Paraiba, Espírito Santo, and São Paulo.This time we were without Pieter, Mélissa, or any other member of Ecosia’s tree-planting team, so we passed on the camera to Felipe, Joaquim, and Laury Jr — some of the actual tree planters on the ground!0:00 Intro0:22 Agroforestry systems 1:15 Indigenous land2:20 Monkeys 3:04 Araza tree 3:25 Forest corridors 4:11 Outro4:22 Ecosia forestA big, fat obrigada to Instituto Espinhaço, CEPAN, and IPE for their work and for their time when we were on the ground.#TreeUpdate #Brazil #Ecosia____Director & Producer Fátima González-Torres(IG: @fatiluzgonzalevic)Creative director Christian Sawalski and Fátima González-TorresScript Fátima González-TorresProduction assistant Shane Thomas McMillan (IG: @dokumentarian)Cinematographer Shane Thomas McMillanEditing & post-production Christian SawalskiAdditional support Instituto Espinhaço, CEPAN, IPE____Punch keys to plant trees! Make Ecosia your default search engine: ecosia.org Ecosia is available for Chrome, Firefox, Brave, Safari and many more.You can also start your own forest through the Ecosia app:ecosia.co/ecosiaformobile Follow how your searches are replenishing the planet by visiting our blog (blog.ecosia.org), Instagram (@ecosia) and Twitter (@Ecosia). Want to make a difference? Check out our Tree Store and buy trees for climate action, trees that purify water sources, trees that empower women, and many more! After your purchase, we’ll email you a certificate that makes a thoughtful gift: https://plant.ecosia.orgs://www.ecosia.org/
Growing trees against all odds: Neema’s story Ecosia 2022-04-14 | Ecosia is the search engine that plants trees: ecosia.co/infoNeema has seen first hand how deforestation has affected the environment in her village. Only 30 years ago, when she was a child, her village was surrounded by trees. Today, like much of Tanzania, it’s almost completely deforested. Ever since, and only in one generation, temperatures have risen, soils have dried out, and rainfall has grown scarce.Your searches on Ecosia allow us to support our tree-planting partners at the LEAD Foundation in Tanzania. Thanks to your trees, Neema is starting to see a difference — and to regain hope for a better future for her and her family.#Deforestation #ClimateCrisis #Tanzania #ShortVideo___Director & Producer: Joshua Gottlieb (IG: @joshigot)Creative director: Sina Samavati (IG: @sinasamavati)Script: Joshua Gottlieb Cinematographer: Shane Thomas McMillan (IG: @dokumentarian)Editing & post-production: Sina SamavatiTranslator & production assistant: Lucy Kimitta (@lucykimitta)____Make Ecosia your default search engine to plant trees while you search the web: ecosia.co/install Ecosia is available for Chrome, Firefox, Safari and many more. You can also download Ecosia on your mobile: ecosia.co/ecosiaformobile Stay updated on how Ecosia is helping reforest the planet by visiting our blog (blog.ecosia.org), on Instagram (@ecosia) and on Facebook (@Ecosia). Want to make a difference? Check out our TREE STORE and buy trees for climate action, trees that purify water sources, trees that empower women, and many more! After your purchase, we’ll email you a certificate that makes a thoughtful gift: plant.ecosia.org
How To turn Climate Anxiety Into Climate Action Ecosia 2022-03-18 | Ecosia is the search engine that plants trees: ecosia.co/info Welcome to Climate Brief, an Ecosia series on how to navigate the era of climate change.Are you anxious about the climate crisis? You’re not alone. 60% of 16-25 year olds said that they experience climate anxiety. Despite eco-anxiety being common, many people still question how to deal with feelings of despair, doom and grief around climate change. In this video, we break down three ways to turn climate anxiety into climate action. Powering up your imagination, advocating within your community and taking breaks can lead the way to a regenerative future – a future that cares about people and the planet. 0:00 Intro 00:50 Power your imagination 02:01 Levels of action 04:03 Know when to take a break04:44 Sounds of an (Ecosia) forest!#ClimateAnxiety #ClimateAction #Ecosia_____________More links on how to cope with climate anxiety:On Ecosia’s Instagram:instagram.com/p/CGKMQcbI4XdOn Ecosia’s Blog:blog.ecosia.org/how-to-cope-with-climate-anxietyA meditation challenge with Ecosia and Insight Timer:blog.ecosia.org/ecosia-insight-timer-meditate-climate-anxiety PROJECTS & BOOKS MENTIONED:drawdown.org drawdown.ecochallenge.org regeneration.orghttps://www.allwecansave.earth/Four levels of climate action by Will Grant from Pachamama Alliance:vimeo.com/287129175MAIN SOURCES:Our advice came mostly from a conversation with psychologist Andrew Bryant (MPH, MSW) from Climate and Mind:climateandmind.org We also consulted this study on the “psychological responses to climate change”:sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0887618520300773 _____________Produced and directed by Fátima González-Torres (IG: @fatilugonzalevic)Written by Fátima González-TorresScript editing Elise JostProduction assistance Ceri FlookEditing & post-production by Sina Samavati (IG: @sinasamavati)Motion graphics & animation by Forat Elalfy (IG: @foratau)Cinematography by Gabi Molera (IG: @black_bamboo_films)_____________Make Ecosia your default search engine to plant trees while you search the web: ecosia.co/install Ecosia is available for Chrome, Firefox, Safari and many more.You can also download Ecosia on your mobile:ecosia.co/ecosiaformobile Stay updated on how Ecosia is helping reforest the planet by visiting our blog: blog.ecosia.org, on Instagram (@ecosia), on Facebook (@Ecosia). Want to make a difference? Check out our Tree Store and buy trees for climate action, trees that purify water sources, trees that empower women, and many more! After your purchase, we’ll email you a certificate that makes a thoughtful gift: plant.ecosia.org
Tree Update 34 | In Uganda Ecosia 2022-02-25 | Ecosia is the search engine that plants trees. Get on Ecosia and be climate active every day: ecosia.org Welcome to Tree-Update 34! Rampant deforestation is threatening Uganda’s natural forests. Wildlife, biodiversity, and complex forest ecosystems are under immense pressure from the logging industry. What is the root cause of Uganda’s deforestation problem? In this video, come along to our reforestation and restoration projects in Uganda where Ecosia is planting and protecting trees. Most people in Uganda do not have access to the national power grid and biomass accounts for 90% of energy consumption. Charcoal makes up the large majority of this, which is sourced from wood. During our first week, we visited a new partner, Kijani, who is combining an innovative business model with native trees to disrupt the charcoal industry.Deforestation has destroyed the wildlife habitats of chimpanzees, leaving less than 5000 chimpanzees in Uganda. With the Jane Goodall Institute, Ecosia is planting forest corridors to help boost the population of one of our closest relatives. Farmers and agricultural land are also key to transforming the state of Uganda's forests. We visited a new project with our partner GLS who is engaging with five farmer cooperatives across the country. Do you know what the biggest source of single-use plastic is in tree planting? We end our journey through Uganda at our long-time partner Trees 4 Humanity, who are employing local women to reduce plastic in nurseries. 00:00 Intro00:25 Kijani 01:00 The Jane Goodall Institute 01:24 GLS 01:59 Trees 4 Humanity03:33 Outro 03:42 Bonus contentThis is a YouTube series, you can find all past Tree Update episodes in this playlist:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLVIr0a2TLf9vGaCN2pJBp4cNHFJxHvf3T____Director & Producer Fátima González-Torres (IG: @fatilugonzalevic)Creative director Christian Sawalski Script Ceri FlookResearch lead Antonia Burchard-Levine and Ceri FlookCinematographer Luke Dray @lukedrayphoto) and Forat El Alfy (IG: @foratau)Editing & post-production Christian Sawalski Motion graphics & animation Christian Sawalski ____Punch keys to plant trees! Make Ecosia your default search engine: ecosia.org Ecosia is available for Chrome, Firefox, Brave, Safari and many more.You can also start your own forest through the Ecosia app:ecosia.co/ecosiaformobile Follow how your searches are replenishing the planet by visiting our blog (blog.ecosia.org), Instagram (@ecosia) and Twitter (@Ecosia). Want to make a difference? Check out our Tree Store and buy trees for climate action, trees that purify water sources, trees that empower women, and many more! After your purchase, we’ll email you a certificate that makes a thoughtful gift: plant.ecosia.org
Adapting to climate change in one of the worlds harshest environments Ecosia 2022-02-11 | Ecosia is the search engine that plants trees. Get on Ecosia and be climate active every day: ecosia.org Climate change has arrived in Iyenge, Tanzania, in a very real way. The dry seasons have grown longer and hotter. The rains are unpredictable. Simple things, such as making sure there’s enough water for everyone, have become a matter of concern. We know that trees can help Iyenge’s community adapt. Trees contribute to climate change adaptation by providing shade for crops, preventing erosion, and bolstering the water cycle. The problem: we can’t plant trees in Iyenge. The climate in this part of Tanzania has become too harsh for tree saplings to survive. Our Tanzanian tree-planting partner, the LEAD Foundation, knew it had to find another way to bring back trees.Together with local communities, it did. Kisiki Hai, also known as FMNR or natural forest regeneration, is a method that restores forests without planting trees. It’s simple, cheap, and scalable. All you have to do is find a shrub and prune all of its branches except one or two. This removes competition and makes the plant grow, quite quickly, into a tree. The survival rate of those trees is extremely high, because they already have roots and are well adapted to the hot climate.In this video, the community talks about how their climate has changed, and how they’re using Kisiki Hai to adapt.#ClimateAdaptation #NaturalRegeneration___Director and producer Joshua Gottlieb (IG: @joshigot)Creative director Pako Quijada (IG: @pakoquijada)Script Joshua GottliebEditing & post-production Pako QuijadaMotion graphics & animation Pako QuijadaCinematography by Shane Thomas McMillan (IG: @dokumentarian)Additional support Elise JostMusic Silent Bloom (SLPSTRM) and Clarity (Lane-King)____Punch keys to plant trees! Make Ecosia your default search engine: ecosia.org Ecosia is available for Chrome, Firefox, Brave, Safari and many more.You can also start your own forest through the Ecosia app:ecosia.co/ecosiaformobile Follow how your searches are replenishing the planet by visiting our blog (blog.ecosia.org), Instagram (@ecosia) and Twitter (@Ecosia). Want to make a difference? Check out our Tree Store and buy trees for climate action, trees that purify water sources, trees that empower women, and many more! After your purchase, we’ll email you a certificate that makes a thoughtful gift: plant.ecosia.org
Is the solution to climate change in soil? Ecosia 2022-01-14 | Ecosia is the search engine that plants trees. Get on Ecosia and be climate active every day: ecosia.org Is the solution to climate change in soil? Industrial farming and intensive animal grazing have led to soil degradation, erosion, and desertification. What if, instead, small-scale agriculture could feed the world whilst also allowing biodiversity to thrive? In this second episode of our video series on regenerative agriculture, we share how soil management practices like crop rotation, Allan Savory’s rotational animal grazing, and agroforestry all influence soil fertility and food production -- and whether these regenerative farming methods can be scaled and reverse climate change. #RegenerativeAgriculture #FoodSecurity #Documentary___Produced and directed by Fátima González-Torres (IG: @fatilugonzalevic)Written by Fátima González-Torres (IG: @fatilugonzalevic) & Ceri FlookEditing & post-production by Sina Samavati (IG: @sinasamavati)Motion graphics & animation by Sina Samavati (IG: @sinasamavati)Cinematography by Sina Samavati (IG: @sinasamavati) & Shane Thomas McMillan (IG: @dokumentarian)____Punch keys to plant trees! Make Ecosia your default search engine: ecosia.org Ecosia is available for Chrome, Firefox, Brave, Safari and many more.You can also start your own forest through the Ecosia app:ecosia.co/ecosiaformobile Follow how your searches are replenishing the planet by visiting our blog (blog.ecosia.org), Instagram (@ecosia) and Twitter (@Ecosia). Want to make a difference? Check out our Tree Store and buy trees for climate action, trees that purify water sources, trees that empower women, and many more! After your purchase, we’ll email you a certificate that makes a thoughtful gift: plant.ecosia.org
Reforesting Australia’s rainforest after the 2020 bushfires Ecosia 2022-01-07 | Ecosia is the search engine that plants trees: ecosia.co/info The Australian bushfires of 2020, dubbed The Black Summer, had a devastating impact on Byron Bay’s rainforest. During the wildfires, we directed 100% of Ecosia’s profits on January 24th to reforest this area. Now, 78,000 Ecosia trees have been planted, restoring parts of the ecosystem to clean the air, attract rain, boost biodiversity and combat climate change.In this video, produced by our Australian tree-planting partner ReForest Now, we share how this project continues to grow from the support of the Ecosia community - a case study of how to respond to a planet in crisis. Learn more about how Ecosia helps Australian bushfires: blog.ecosia.org/trees-for-australia blog.ecosia.org/after-the-news-australia-and-how-to-help#AustraliaBushfires #BlackSummer #Reforestation___Produced by Paul Daley (A Lush Forest Media) and ReForest Now ____Make Ecosia your default search engine to plant trees while you search the web: ecosia.co/install Ecosia is available for Chrome, Firefox, Safari and many more.You can also download Ecosia on your mobile:ecosia.co/ecosiaformobile Stay updated on how Ecosia is helping reforest the planet by visiting our blog: blog.ecosia.org, on Instagram (@ecosia), on Facebook (@Ecosia). Want to make a difference? Check out our Tree Store and buy trees for climate action, trees that purify water sources, trees that empower women, and many more! After your purchase, we’ll email you a certificate that makes a thoughtful gift:https://plant.ecosia.org”
Tree Update 33 | In Tanzania Ecosia 2021-12-03 | Ecosia is the search engine that plants trees. Get on Ecosia and be climate active every day: ecosia.org Welcome to Tree Update 33! For the first time in over a year, we were able to visit your tree-planting projects in person.In this episode, Mélissa comes to you from Tanzania, taking you from arid landscapes, where our partners are already experiencing the challenges of climate change, to the misty highlands where your searches are helping protect wildlife.Planting trees in the right way here looks different at each site and Mélissa shows you what it takes to keep your trees growing in some of the world’s harshest conditions. This is a YouTube series, you can find all past Tree Update episodes in this playlist: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLVIr0a2TLf9vGaCN2pJBp4cNHFJxHvf3T#FMNR #Treeplanting #Tanzania ____Produced and written by Joshua Gottlieb (IG: @joshigot)Editing & post-production by Pako Quijada (IG: @pakoquijada)Cinematography by Shane Thomas McMillan (IG: @dokumentarian)____Director & Producer Joshua Gottlieb (IG: @joshigot)Creative director Pako Quijada (IG: @pakoquijada)Script Joshua GottliebCinematographer Shane Thomas McMillan (IG: @dokumentarian)Editing & post-production Pako QuijadaMotion graphics & animation Pako Quijada ____Punch keys to plant trees! Make Ecosia your default search engine: ecosia.org Ecosia is available for Chrome, Firefox, Brave, Safari and many more.You can also start your own forest through the Ecosia app:ecosia.co/ecosiaformobile Follow how your searches are replenishing the planet by visiting our blog (blog.ecosia.org), Instagram (@ecosia) and Twitter (@Ecosia). Want to make a difference? Check out our Tree Store and buy trees for climate action, trees that purify water sources, trees that empower women, and many more! After your purchase, we’ll email you a certificate that makes a thoughtful gift: plant.ecosia.org
3 Social business ideas to shift traditional business models | Climate Brief Ecosia 2021-11-19 | Ecosia is the search engine that plants trees. Get on Ecosia and be climate active every day: ecosia.orgWelcome to Climate Brief, an Ecosia series on how to navigate the era of climate change.In this video, we share three social business ideas that makes Ecosia different from tradtional business models. Business as usual is not going to solve the world’s problems. Indeed, much of the way business functions is the very reason for a lot of environmental and social harm today. But it doesn’t have to be like that. Here's how Ecosia is doing business differently — and how other companies and entrepreneurs can do better too. 0:00 Intro0:36 Steward Ownership 1:54 Carbon neutral is not enough 3:17 Paying taxes 3:56 Outro#IsEcosiaLegit #SocialBusiness #CarbonNegative________Produced and directed by Fátima González-Torres (IG: @fatilugonzalevic)Written by Fátima González-Torres (IG: @fatilugonzalevic)Editing & post-production by Sina Samavati (IG: @sinasamavati)Motion graphics & animation by Forat Elalfy (IG: @foratau)Cinematography by Pako Quijada (IG: @pakoquijada)________Main Sources: nytimes.com/2020/01/23/business/corporate-climate-davos.htmlnytimes.com/2021/02/22/business/energy-environment/corporations-climate-change.htmlecosia.zendesk.com/hc/de/articles/205118821-Was-bedeutet-es-ein-Social-Business-zu-sein-purpose-economy.org/en/companies/ecosiahttps://www.neue-rechtsform.de/ fairtaxmark.net/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/Silicon-Six-Report-5-12-19.pdf________Punch keys to plant trees! Make Ecosia your default search engine: ecosia.org Ecosia is available for Chrome, Firefox, Brave, Safari and many more.You can also start your own forest through the Ecosia app:ecosia.co/ecosiaformobile Follow how your searches are replenishing the planet by visiting our blog (blog.ecosia.org), Instagram (@ecosia) and Twitter (@Ecosia). Want to make a difference? Check out our Tree Store and buy trees for climate action, trees that purify water sources, trees that empower women, and many more! After your purchase, we’ll email you a certificate that makes a thoughtful gift: plant.ecosia.org
Can regenerative agriculture save our food system? Ecosia 2021-11-12 | Ecosia is the search engine that plants trees. Get on Ecosia and be climate active every day: ecosia.org Can regenerative agriculture save our food system? Industrial farming and the green revolution have led to climate change and depleted soil health, all while locking small-scale farmers into an unfair system that has taken land away from BIPOC communities.Small-scale farming and regenerative agricultural practices that employ traditional, indigenous knowledge, not only feed the world, but can restore food sovereignty and ensure food security, all while mitigating and possibly reverting the effects of climate change.In this first episode of a video series on regenerative agriculture, we first dive into the main question underlying our current food system: climate justice.Timestamps:00:00 Intro00:17 The Problem with Industrial Agriculture 02:19 What is Regenerative Farming03:21 Land Ownership in Agriculture06:15 Small-Scale Farming, Food Sovereignty and Climate Justice08:58 Outro11:43 Preview of Episode 2#RegenerativeAgriculture #Documentary #ClimateJustice–––––Produced, written and directed by Fátima González-Torres (IG: @fatilugonzalevic)Research assistance from Ceri Flook and Sarina BauerScript editing by Joshua Gottlieb (IG: @joshigot) and Elise Jost (TW: @eliseisonline)Editing & post-production by Sina Samavati (IG: @sinasamavati)Motion graphics & animation by Forat Elalfy (IG: @foratau)Cinematography by Shane Thomas McMillan (IG: @dokumentarian), Sylvain Leurent (IG: @world.foodorama) and Sina SamavatiAdditional footage by Reuters, Storyblocks, Prelinger ArchivesMusic by Olivier Olsen, Ohad Ben Ari, Kadir Demir———Main sources:nature.com/articles/d41586-021-02331-xmdpi.com/2073-445X/9/4/101/htmlandcoalition.org/en/uneven-ground/executive-summaryhttps://www.giz.de/fachexpertise/html/60130.htmllandmatrix.orghttps://akzente.giz.de/de/artikel/repariert-das-systemthecounter.org/farm-workers-lack-overtime-pay-systemic-racismnytimes.com/2019/08/08/climate/climate-change-food-supply.htmlqz.com/1419079/the-global-food-system-is-broken-and-needs-radical-reformthecounter.org/regenerative-agriculture-racial-equity-climate-change-carbon-farming-environmental-issues____Punch keys to plant trees! Make Ecosia your default search engine: ecosia.org Ecosia is available for Chrome, Firefox, Brave, Safari and many more.You can also start your own forest through the Ecosia app:ecosia.co/ecosiaformobile Follow how your searches are replenishing the planet by visiting our blog (blog.ecosia.org), Instagram (@ecosia) and Twitter (@Ecosia). Want to make a difference? Check out our Tree Store and buy trees for climate action, trees that purify water sources, trees that empower women, and many more! After your purchase, we’ll email you a certificate that makes a thoughtful gift: plant.ecosia.org
Tree Update 32 | Pieter is back & New tree-planting models Ecosia 2021-10-15 | Ecosia is the search engine that plants trees. Get on Ecosia and be climate active every day: ecosia.org Welcome to Tree Update 32! In this episode, we share three types of projects that were chosen to help increase the impact of your searches. A key component to responsible tree planting is making sure a project engages the local community and that they have a vested interest in not only planting the trees - but keeping them in the ground and growing.We talk about three projects that are great and novel examples of activating locals whilst also shedding light on the different ways we finance projects to make sure that the money generated from your searches has as big of an impact as possible. 00:44 Madagascar01:59 Thailand02:22 Uganda This is a YouTube series, you can find all past Tree Update episodes in this playlist:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLVIr0a2TLf9vGaCN2pJBp4cNHFJxHvf3T#TreeUpdate #Reforestation #TreePlanting____________Director Fátima González-Torres (IG: @fatilugonzalevic)Producer Ceri FlookCreative director Pako Quijada (IG: @pakoquijada)Script Ceri FlookScript editing Antonia Burchard-Levine, Fátima González-TorresCinematographer (IG: @)Editing & post-production Pako QuijadaMotion graphics & animation Pako Quijada____________Punch keys to plant trees! Make Ecosia your default search engine: ecosia.org Ecosia is available for Chrome, Firefox, Brave, Safari and many more.You can also start your own forest through the Ecosia app:ecosia.co/ecosiaformobile Follow how your searches are replenishing the planet by visiting our blog (blog.ecosia.org), Instagram (@ecosia) and Twitter (@Ecosia). Want to make a difference? Check out our Tree Store and buy trees for climate action, trees that purify water sources, trees that empower women, and many more! After your purchase, we’ll email you a certificate that makes a thoughtful gift: plant.ecosia.org
Is democracy failing at climate change? Ecosia 2021-09-17 | Ecosia is the search engine that plants trees. Get on Ecosia and be climate active every day: ecosia.orgWelcome to Climate Brief, an Ecosia series on how to navigate the era of climate change. Is democracy failing at solving climate change? In this video, we dive into the basics of European political systems and how citizens can protect and strengthen democracy for more impactful action on climate change. Here are three problems of democracy in its current form -- and the solutions we need for better climate action and justice.0:00 Intro1:01 How parliamentary governments work1:32 Pitfalls of strategic voting 2:37 Solution: make votes count3:08 Pitfalls of policymaking3:48 Solution: citizen councils and assemblies 4:37 The separation of powers 5:57 Outro#UpdateDemocracy #ClimateAction #ClimateChangeThe ideas in this video are heavily based on a book by Wolfgang Oels. He is the COO at Ecosia. You can read more about his book here:https://www.oekom.de/buch/democracy-for-future-9783962383336——MAIN SOURCES:https://www.oekom.de/buch/democracy-for-future-9783962383336 https://www.ipcc.ch/report/ar6/wg1/#SPMclimateactiontracker.org/countriescarnegieendowment.org/2019/01/16/is-democracy-problem-pub-78137grist.org/climate/climate-lawsuit-science-attribution-ipccyoutube.com/watch?v=CpM3fYiPFFEhttps://www.buergerrat.de/en/about-citizens-assemblies/what-are-citizens-assemblies/IF YOU WANT TO DIVE DEEPER:Is Democracy the problem?youtube.com/watch?v=PJy8vTu66tEyoutube.com/watch?v=kRZVRprCl4Uyoutube.com/watch?v=qdK5uK7B0LoDemocratic systems, the basicsyoutube.com/watch?v=rm8eNmqUkOYyoutube.com/watch?v=wLL1S78ywbsfairvote.org/how_proportional_representation_elections_workannenbergclassroom.org/glossary_term/parliamentary-system Citizen councils, citizen assembliesdw.com/en/frances-citizen-climate-assembly-a-failed-experiment/a-56528234europeanclimate.org/a-tale-of-two-citizens-assemblies___Produced by Fátima González-Torres (IG: @fatilugonzalevic)Editing & post-production by Sina Samavati (IG: @sinasamavati)Motion graphics & animation by Sina Samavati (IG: @sinasamavati)Writing by Fátima González-Torres (IG: @fatilugonzalevic)Cinematography by Sina Samavati (IG: @sinasamavati)____Punch keys to plant trees! Make Ecosia your default search engine: ecosia.org Ecosia is available for Chrome, Firefox, Brave, Safari and many more.You can also start your own forest through the Ecosia app:ecosia.co/ecosiaformobile Follow how your searches are replenishing the planet by visiting our blog (blog.ecosia.org), Instagram (@ecosia) and Twitter (@Ecosia). Want to make a difference? Check out our Tree Store and buy trees for climate action, trees that purify water sources, trees that empower women, and many more! After your purchase, we’ll email you a certificate that makes a thoughtful gift: plant.ecosia.org
Do protests even work? | Climate Brief Ecosia 2021-08-27 | Ecosia is the search engine that plants trees. Get on Ecosia and be climate active every day: ecosia.org Welcome to Climate Brief, an Ecosia series on how to navigate the era of climate change. Do protests even work? The recent uprisings of climate justice protests and demonstrations across the world have many asking this question. In this episode, we take a look at three times when activists and everyday citizens protested for the climate — and then won! The key to each of their success was this: getting as many people as possible to stand up for the climate, will you join? 0:00 Intro0:25 Atlantic Coast Pipeline1:40 Shell case in the Netherlands3:04 Fridays for Future in Germany4:11 Outro#ClimateStrikes #Protests #Ecosia____MAIN SOURCESAtlantic Coast Pipeline:science.sciencemag.org/content/357/6348/260.1http://www.ncai.org/resources/resolutions/support-for-the-haliwa-saponi-indian-tribe-to-protect-its-lands-waters-sacred-places-and-ancestors archive.thinkprogress.org/native-americans-protest-natural-gas-pipeline-in-north-carolina-c4726edff47a nbcnews.com/news/us-news/atlantic-coast-pipeline-canceled-after-years-delays-accusations-environmental-injustice-n1232987 abc11.com/pipeline-protests-north-dakota-access-atlantic-coast/1615630 Case against Shell:dw.com/en/shell-ordered-to-reduce-co2-emissions-in-watershedruling/a-57669931 edition.cnn.com/2020/02/19/world/methane-emissions-humans-fossil-fuels-underestimated-climate-change/index.html https://milieudefensie.nl/klimaatzaakshell/veelgestelde-vragen Fridays for Future:theguardian.com/world/2021/apr/29/historic-german-ruling-says-climate-goals-not-tough-enough https://www.deutschland.de/en/topic/politics/fridays-for-future-why-the-movement-is-successful____Produced by Fátima González-Torres (IG: @fatilugonzalevic)Editing & post-production by Sina Samavati (IG: @sinasamavati)Motion graphics & animation by Forat Elalfy (IG: @foratau)Writing by Fátima González-Torres and Charline GoethalsResearch support Charline GoethalsCinematography by Pako Quijada (IG: @pakoquijada)____Punch keys to plant trees! Make Ecosia your default search engine: ecosia.org Ecosia is available for Chrome, Firefox, Brave, Safari and many more.You can also start your own forest through the Ecosia app:ecosia.co/ecosiaformobile Follow how your searches are replenishing the planet by visiting our blog (blog.ecosia.org), Instagram (@ecosia) and Twitter (@Ecosia). Want to make a difference? Check out our Tree Store and buy trees for climate action, trees that purify water sources, trees that empower women, and many more! After your purchase, we’ll email you a certificate that makes a thoughtful gift: plant.ecosia.org
Tree Update 31 | Why were planting trees with the seasons Ecosia 2021-08-20 | Ecosia is the search engine that plants trees. Get on Ecosia and be climate active every day: ecosia.org Welcome to Tree-Update 31! It’s the rainy season in many of the countries our partners work in, which means it’s tree-planting time. From Indonesia, India and Cameroon to the Ivory Coast, Ghana and Guatemala, your seedlings have been taken out of the nurseries and into the fields, ready to be planted. But what exactly is the rainy season and why don’t our partners plant trees all year round? In this episode, we explain the difference between the rainy and dry seasons and how all the work necessary for good tree planting differs across them. We also announce a new country where we just started planting in.00:00 Intro00:06 Dry season vs Rainy Season00:52 Right tree, right place01:20 India update01:40 Cameroon update02:12 Ivory Coast update02:27 Ghana update02:40 Guatemala update02:58 New project! Update!This is a YouTube series, you can find all past Tree Update episodes in this playlist:https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list... If you are interested in more details about how, where and why Ecosia plants trees, maybe these articles in the Ecosia blog will help:https://blog.ecosia.org/everyone-gett... https://blog.ecosia.org/how-do-ecosia...https://blog.ecosia.org/where-why-how...#TreeUpdate #TreePlanting #RainySeason____Director & Producer Fátima González-Torres (IG: @fatilugonzalevic)Creative director Pako Quijada (IG: @pakoquijada)Script Fátima González-TorresResearch leads Ceri Flook and Antonia Burchard-LevineCinematographer Fátima González-TorresEditing & post-production Pako QuijadaMotion graphics & animation Pako QuijadaAdditional support Mélissa de Herthog____Punch keys to plant trees! Make Ecosia your default search engine: ecosia.org Ecosia is available for Chrome, Firefox, Brave, Safari and many more.You can also start your own forest through the Ecosia app:ecosia.co/ecosiaformobile Follow how your searches are replenishing the planet by visiting our blog (blog.ecosia.org), Instagram (@ecosia) and Twitter (@Ecosia). Want to make a difference? Check out our Tree Store and buy trees for climate action, trees that purify water sources, trees that empower women, and many more! After your purchase, we’ll email you a certificate that makes a thoughtful gift: plant.ecosia.org
Why we need trees | Climate Brief Ecosia 2021-07-30 | Ecosia is the search engine that plants trees. Get on Ecosia and be climate active every day: ecosia.orgWhy do we need trees? Welcome to Climate Brief, an Ecosia series on how to navigate the era of climate change. In this episode, we share what exactly makes trees so powerful. Watch to learn about trees' secrets and why they are so important for people and the planet.0:00 Intro 0:18 The water cycle0:43 Climate regulation1:40 Health and livelihoods 2:36 Outro #WhyTrees #Ecosia #ClimateBrief ________Produced by Fátima González-Torres (IG: @fatilugonzalevic)Editing & post-production by Pako Quijada (@pakoquijada)Motion graphics & animation by Forat Elalfy (IG: @foratau)Cinematography by Pako QuijadaCinematography by Fátima González-Torres________Punch keys to plant trees! Make Ecosia your default search engine: ecosia.org Ecosia is available for Chrome, Firefox, Brave, Safari and many more.You can also start your own forest through the Ecosia app:ecosia.co/ecosiaformobile Follow how your searches are replenishing the planet by visiting our blog (blog.ecosia.org), Instagram (@ecosia) and Twitter (@Ecosia). Want to make a difference? Check out our Tree Store and buy trees for climate action, trees that purify water sources, trees that empower women, and many more! After your purchase, we’ll email you a certificate that makes a thoughtful gift: plant.ecosia.org
How wildlife rangers protect animals and the environment Ecosia 2021-07-08 | Ecosia is the search engine that plants trees: ecosia.co/info Most of us are familiar with the Amazon Forest’s role in maintaining the world’s rain patterns, storing CO2, and providing a habitat for wildlife.But the Leuser Ecosystem in Sumatra, Indonesia, tends to be known in conservationist circles only, despite being an utterly unique place. The Leuser Ecosystem is one of the largest stretches of tropical rainforest in Southeast Asia and the last one on earth where the Sumatran elephant, rhino, tiger, sun bear and orangutan live together in the wild.Wildlife in this part of Indonesia is endangered by illegal poaching activities, logging and unsustainable agricultural practices. Your searches on Ecosia are helping us plant trees here. But they do so much more than that. Through our partners we are also supporting the existence of wildlife patrols tasked with protecting animals.Watch the video to learn more about how wildlife patrols protect not only animals, but also plant biodiversity during their trips into the forest.#Wildlife #Animals #Ecosia___Produced by Fátima González-Torres (IG: @fatilugonzalevic)Editing & post-production by Pako Quijada (IG: @pakoquijada)Motion graphics & animation by Pako QuijadaWriting by Fátima González-TorresCinematography by Shane Thomas McMillan (IG: @dokumentarian)____Make Ecosia your default search engine to plant trees while you search the web: ecosia.co/install Ecosia is available for Chrome, Firefox, Safari and many more.You can also download Ecosia on your mobile:ecosia.co/ecosiaformobile Stay updated on how Ecosia is helping reforest the planet by visiting our blog: blog.ecosia.org, on Instagram (@ecosia), on Facebook (@Ecosia). We also have an online shop! The sales from each t-shirt funds the planting of 20 trees at one of our reforestation sites: ecosia.teemill.com
Will the world start taking climate change seriously? | Climate Brief Ecosia 2021-06-25 | Ecosia is the search engine that plants trees. Get on Ecosia and be climate active every day: ecosia.orgWill this be the year the world starts taking climate change seriously? Welcome to Climate Brief, an Ecosia series on how to navigate the era of climate change. In this episode, we dive into the news stories that will tell if we are shifting course on the climate crisis.What other stories are you looking out for? Let us know in the comments!0:00 Intro0:34 COP262:10 National COVID recovery funds2:38 Indigenous land defenders4:50 OutroA big thank you to Chris Madden from Global Witness for the interview. Go check the important work they do.#ClimateNews #COVIDRecovery #COP26 #EnvironmentalDefenders________ Relevant sources and information:On COP26 and national COVID recovery funds:carbonbrief.org/coronavirus-tracking-how-the-worlds-green-recovery-plans-aim-to-cut-emissionscarbonbrief.org/analysis-which-countries-met-the-uns-2020-deadline-to-raise-climate-ambitiontheguardian.com/environment/2021/apr/20/carbon-emissions-to-soar-in-2021-by-second-highest-rate-in-historytheguardian.com/environment/2021/apr/11/negotiating-with-your-worst-enemy-biden-in-risky-talks-to-pay-brazil-to-save-amazon On environmental defenders:act.globalwitness.org/page/73747/action/1globalwitness.org/en/blog/global-voices-join-together-call-corporate-accountabilitynews.mongabay.com/2020/12/notable-deaths-in-conservation-in-2020 https://ec.europa.eu/commission/commissioners/2019-2024/reynders_enhttps://www.europarl.europa.eu/news/en/press-room/20210304IPR99216/meps-companies-must-no-longer-cause-harm-to-people-and-planet-with-impunitygrist.org/regulation/its-dangerous-to-be-an-environmental-activist-in-latin-america-a-new-treaty-is-trying-to-change-that________Since the coronavirus pandemic broke out, it has taken over the news, but global warming kept happening anyway. In this episode we looked into the biggest climate change news of 2021. Of course, there are many more things happening, but in 2021 there are some big things on the horizon in terms of climate change action that you need to pay attention to. Is 2021 going to be the year the world finally gets serious about climate change? Maybe. Some other political events you need to be aware of this year are the Biden Climate plan or the Chinese energy policy.________Produced by Fátima González-Torres (IG: @fatilugonzalevic)Editing & post-production by Sina Samavati (IG: @sinasamavati) Motion graphics & animation by Forat El Alfy (@foratau)Writing by Fátima González-TorresCinematography by Sina Samavati, Pako Quijada, Agencies________Make Ecosia your default search engine to plant trees while you search the web: ecosia.co/install Ecosia is available for Chrome, Firefox, Safari and many more.You can also download Ecosia on your mobile:ecosia.co/ecosiaformobile Stay updated on how Ecosia is helping reforest the planet by visiting our blog: blog.ecosia.org, on Instagram (@ecosia), on Facebook (@Ecosia). Want to make a difference? Check out our Tree Store and buy trees for climate action, trees that purify water sources, trees that empower women, and many more! After your purchase, we’ll email you a certificate that makes a thoughtful gift: plant.ecosia.org
Tree Update 30 | How we work with our partners Ecosia 2021-06-11 | Ecosia is the search engine that plants trees. Get on Ecosia and be climate active every day: ecosia.org Welcome to Tree-Update 30! Trees take time to grow. So before and after pictures are not always easy to make, because often the changes are not yet that obvious to the eye. In this episode we tell you more about how at Ecosia, together with our tree-planting partners, we aim to bring more transparency into the tree-planting business by combining other methods to monitor the changes in the landscapes, even when the trees we plant are not yet fully grown.From video calls with our partners, to monitoring apps or satellite images — watch this episode to learn more about how we know that the trees financed through Ecosia are actually making a difference.A big, big, BIG thank you to Wells for Zoë for the maps and 3D animations in this video. Check out their work:wellsforzoe.orgmaps.wellsforzoe.orgThis is a YouTube series, you can find all past Tree Update episodes in this playlist:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLVIr0a2TLf9vGaCN2pJBp4cNHFJxHvf3T If you are interested in more details about how, where and why Ecosia plants trees, maybe these articles in the Ecosia blog will help:blog.ecosia.org/everyone-getting-tree-planting-wrong blog.ecosia.org/how-do-ecosia-trees-survive-cut-downblog.ecosia.org/where-why-how-does-ecosia-plant-trees#TreeUpdate #TreePlanting #Transparency #TreeIndustry________Director & Producer Fátima González-Torres (IG: @fatilugonzalevic)Creative director Pako Quijada (IG: @pakoquijada) and Fátima González-TorresScript Fátima González-TorresResearch lead Antonia Burchard-Levine and Fátima González-TorresScript editing Joshua Gottlieb (IG: @joshigot)Cinematographer Pako QuijadaEditing & post-production Pako QuijadaMotion graphics & animation Pako QuijadaAdditional support Wells for Zoë________Punch keys to plant trees! Make Ecosia your default search engine: ecosia.org Ecosia is available for Chrome, Firefox, Brave, Safari and many more.You can also start your own forest through the Ecosia app:ecosia.co/ecosiaformobile Follow how your searches are replenishing the planet by visiting our blog (blog.ecosia.org), Instagram (@ecosia) and Twitter (@Ecosia). Want to make a difference? Check out our Tree Store and buy trees for climate action, trees that purify water sources, trees that empower women, and many more! After your purchase, we’ll email you a certificate that makes a thoughtful gift: plant.ecosia.org
3 ways to help the environment (beyond recycling) Ecosia 2021-05-21 | Ecosia is the search engine that plants trees. Get on Ecosia and be climate active every day: ecosia.org Welcome to Climate Brief, an Ecosia series on how to navigate the era of climate change. In this episode we go through 3 things we can all do for free to have a more structural impact on the protection of our climate.00:30 Energy providers01:23 Ethical banking02:55 Plant-based diet#ClimateBrief #SystemicChange #ClimateChange__________Main sources:grist.org/language/exxonmobil-climate-change-harvard-studyhttps://www.ipcc.ch/2020/07/31/energy-climatechallenge/ran.org/bankingonclimatechaos2021https://www.ipcc.ch/srccl/fossilbanks.orgran.org/bankingonclimatechaos2021Energy providers (not sponsored):https://buergerwerke.de/ecosia-aktion/https://www.ews-schoenau.de/partner/eco/oekostromhttps://www.greenpeace-energy.de/https://www.lichtblick.de/oekostromhttps://strom.naturstrom.de/Ethical banks (not sponsored):https://www.tomorrow.one/en-EU/ https://www.triodos.de/privatkundenhttps://www.gls.de/privatkunden/ edition.cnn.com/2019/06/25/business/aspiration-bank-wells-fargo/index.htmlcreditcards.com/credit-card-news/environmental-eco-friendly-green-card-1273https://www.mebank.com.au/about-us/fossil-free/The impact of meat consumption on the environment:ourworldindata.org/grapher/ghg-per-protein-pooretandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/14693062.2018.1528965https://apps.who.int/iris/bitstream/handle/10665/68899/WHO_CDS_CPE_ZFK_2004.9.pdfcdc.gov/onehealth/basics/zoonotic-diseases.htmlpubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/17187567jstor.org/stable/43288152?seq=1nytimes.com/2019/04/30/dining/climate-change-recipes-sustainable.html_________For decades, the PR work of big oil companies have made the public believe that reducing one’s own personal carbon footprint is the best way to solve the climate crisis. The work of simply reducing one’s personal carbon footprint has long comforted consumers around the world, all while putting unfair pressure on individuals for a crisis caused primarily by industrial emissions.However, some individual decisions do have the potential to create the structural change needed to take away power from those very corporations trying to convince us that the climate crisis can be solved by renouncing plastic straws or buying “sustainable” fashion.________Director & Producer Fátima González-Torres (IG: @fatilugonzalevic)Creative directors Sina Samavati (IG: @sinasamavati) and Pako Quijada (IG: @pakoquijada)Script Fátima González-Torres and Joshua Gottlieb (IG: @joshigot)Research lead Ceri Flook, Fátima González-Torres, and Joshua GottliebScript editing Joshua GottliebCinematographers Sina Samavati, Pako Quijada, Shane Thomas McMillan (IG: @dokumentarian)Editing & post-production Sina SamavatiMotion graphics & animation Sina Samavati and Pako Quijada________Punch keys to plant trees! Make Ecosia your default search engine: ecosia.org Ecosia is available for Chrome, Firefox, Brave, Safari and many more.You can also start your own forest through the Ecosia app:ecosia.co/ecosiaformobile Follow how your searches are replenishing the planet by visiting our blog (blog.ecosia.org), Instagram (@ecosia) and Twitter (@Ecosia). Want to make a difference? Check out our Tree Store and buy trees for climate action, trees that purify water sources, trees that empower women, and many more! After your purchase, we’ll email you a certificate that makes a thoughtful gift: plant.ecosia.org
