Project Profile: Supporting Women to Thrive Economically in Mesoamerica
All over the world, women are the backbone of local economies and agricultural work. In fact, nearly half of all agricultural workers globally are women. ... Continue Reading
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All over the world, women are the backbone of local economies and agricultural work. In fact, nearly half of all agricultural workers globally are women. ... Continue Reading

Sitting in the heart of the Congo Basin, the 36,000 square kilometer Salonga National Park (SNP) is the largest protected area of dense rainforest on the African continent.... Continue Reading

Amid Ghana’s tropical forests and lush hills, the cocoa and gold industries are booming. Ghana is the largest gold producer in Africa, and Ghana and Côte D'Ivoire account for over 60% of global cocoa production. ... Continue Reading
Abdul-Razak Saeed, Lead, Climate Change for Rainforest Alliance, provides suggestions on how consumers and citizens can act more sustainably by looking at different aspects of their lives and behaviors.
For rural, isolated communities in Guatemala, natural capital is the people’s greatest wealth. Since 1997, the Rainforest Alliance has worked with community forestry concessions to strengthen their organizational and technical capacity to manage natural resources in ways that protect and restore forests while developing successful businesses which offer a diverse set of high-value products and […]

CNN’s Julia Chatterley spoke with the Rainforest Alliance’s CEO Santiago Gowland to put a spotlight on what our frog seal represents, the connection between thriving nature and livelihoods, and the importance of climate adaptation.