A Good News Forest Comeback Story: The Wild American Chestnut Is Returning Watch the film for the International Day of Forests (March 21st) What if the American chestnut isn’t a lost species after all? On the land of renowned naturalist Bernd Heinrich in Maine,...
Our short film documents thousands of thriving, wild American chestnuts on the land of renowned biologist Dr. Bernd Heinrich—contradicting decades of assumptions about the species’ decline. Register to watch the film here:...
Over 23-30 November, Global Justice Ecology Project and Biofuelwatch filmed this series of short statements opposing neoliberal market-based climate schemes and so-called "green energies" that enable business as usual at the expense of the peoples, rivers, forests and...
To find the subtitles, click the settings gear icon on the bottom right corner of the video and select "subtitles". Desplácese hacia abajo para Español Role para baixo para o Português Global Justice Ecology Project and the Campaign to STOP GE Trees attended the...
“Who is Behind the Effort to Legalize Genetically Engineered American Chestnut Trees and Why it Matters” This telepresser was held on May 14, 2019 by the Campaign to STOP GE Trees. It exposes who is funding the research, and discusses the findings of a new White...
Global Justice Ecology Project received this video from a Brazilian activist on the ground there. The video comes from the Articulação dos Povos Indígenas do Brasil (APIB). It is a strong critique against Brazil's newly inaugurated right wing fascist...
WATCH: Risks, Concerns, and Potential Problems Regarding the Use of Biotechnology to Address Forest Health On March 27, GJEP's Anne Petermann and Ruddy Turnstone, as well as Rachel Smolker of Biofuelwatch, presented to the National Academy of Sciences in a webinar...
The Campaign to STOP GE Trees know that genetically engineered trees are serious business, putting our forests, native people, endangered species and the planet as a whole in danger. That said, we also like to celebrate fun holidays like Halloween while tying in the...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3hecM7xWvdM The American Chestnut once ranged widely throughout the forests of the eastern US and was an important source of food for people and wildlife, but in the first half of the 20th Century most of these trees were killed off by...
Almost 90% of Sarawak’s rainforest is gone, thanks to former Chief Minister and current Governor of Sarawak, Abdul Taib Mahmud. New mega-dams are planned for the forest that remains. View the trailer for The Borneo Case below. Tomorrow is Malaysia Day, commemorating...