
Longtime friend and rainforesteco supporter, Sylvie Rokab, just returned from Egypt and shares a message from her newsletter, linked below. Many of us share her concern and I ask that we each, in our own way, focus upon peace on…
Read MoreDo you remember the iGiveTrees team? If not, please visit the page to see who’s written this guest post: Leonardo Andrade. He’s a dear friend who helped to conduct bilingual team meetings and meet in person with planting partners in Brazil,…
Read MoreLet me to tell you a story… In 1971, my first garden mentor was Angelo Pellegrini, a beloved professor at the University of Washington in Seattle. He was the father of a close friend, and hosted me during the time…
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I will be forever grateful for the generosity of Bob Weir, a founding member of the Grateful Dead. There was one thing we had in common: a passion for rainforests. And his commitment to be of service to them was…
Read MoreThe Living Walls in the Amazon Spheres in Seattle genuinely offer a tropical forest experience in the midst of a Pacific Northwest tech hub. It took me over a year to meet the plant genius behind it all, and was…
Read MoreMaurits Dolmans shares his paper proposing that “it is time for finance fiduciaries to adapt to the new climate reality.” https://www.netzerolawyers.com/publications/member-blog-sustainable-fiduciary-duties Sierra Club Foundation included their findings in their recent newsletter. Fiduciary duty increasingly requires investors to consider long-term systemic…
Read MoreThis post is simply to offer the people around the globe, who helped an idea grow into a project that became a non-profit supporting the LIFE of the rainforest more stories. The iGiveTrees organization closed at the end of June…
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Native seed collectors in Brazil.
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