In celebration of Earth Day, we’ve released our stunning new music video I’m Alive: The Floresta da Tijuca Sessions, which was was conceived and led by GRAMMY® Award-winning producer Andres Levin of Content-OS, who directed and produced the film alongside Paula Lavigne and Fernando Young.
Back from a two-week Corporate Social Responsibility class in Costa Rica with the Carlson School of Management at the University of Minnesota, Joel Liz-Fonts reflects on the benefits that Rainforest Alliance certification brings to workers, wildlife and the global environment.
Maria Ghiso, manager of the Rainforest Alliance’s education program, writes about her experience introducing teachers and students in a rural community in Oaxaca, Mexico, to our climate change curricula.
This month, we shine the spotlight on sustainable fashion pioneer Livia Firth, whose company Eco-Age played an integral role in the creation of the world’s first handbags made with Rainforest Alliance Certified leather, in our monthly blog series, “One in 1.6 Billion.” Continue reading
If the forest had a voice, what would it say? World-renowned artists Caetano Veloso, Lenine, Criolo, Emicida, Pretinho de Serrinha and Sistah Mo Respect answer that question in a stunning new music film, “I’m Alive: The Floresta da Tijuca Sessions.” Continue reading
“Nobody on this planet is going to be untouched by the impacts of climate change,” says IPCC Chairman Rajendra Pachauri. Continue reading
Visitors to the community of Infierno in Peru’s Madre de Dios region flock to the Centro Medicinal Ñape, where they can learn about and help to prepare traditional Ese’eja medicine. Continue reading
