Restore the Earth Foundation

We’re excited to announce that National Fish and Wildlife Foundation's National Coastal Resilience Fund has awarded $2 million to Restore the Earth Foundation to reforest 4,000 acres of our Pointe-aux-Chenes project with partners Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries, Terrebonne Parish, and South Louisiana Wetlands Discovery Center.

Happy World Wetlands Day!!! We love wetlands, especially restoring wetlands in critical areas in the United States. Today, we're excited to share the story of our collaboration with Dow and the International Olympic Committee (IOC). We've worked together to utilize the power of sportand the power of natureto help create meaningful climate solutions and a more sustainable future. Learn more and Join us! http://bit.ly/REF_DOW Via GreenBiz.com . . .... . . #WorldWetlandsDay #RestoretheEarth #DowSports #naturebasedsolutions #climateaction #climatechange #sustainability #naturalclimatesolutions #naturalcapital #restoration #reforestation See more

Forest-based carbon trading could help protect and restore forests, address the climate and biodiversity crises, and generate revenue for local communities. Forest carbon offsets may be the next big thing in sustainable finance: http://ow.ly/THUp50DmaDa Via GreenBiz.com . . .... . . #naturalcapital #sustainablefinance #forests #forestcarbonoffsets #carboncredits #greenfinance #carbonoffsets #carbon #restoration #conservation #climate #climatechange #biodiversity #finance See more

According to recent analysis, global wetlands provide $447 billion of protection from storms each year. But in the past 300 years, 85% of the world's wetlands have been destroyed. Let's protect and restore these vital ecosystems! Via Phys.org . . .... . . #wetlands #environment #floodrisk #climatechange #restoretheearth #restore #restoration #conservation #climate See more

"Around half of the habitable land on the planet is now used for agriculture. A millennium agoor more recently, in the case of many countriesit was mostly wilderness. Soon, technology could reshape that balance again, bringing back acres of trees as tools to fight climate change." Via Fast Company . . .... . . #rewild #rewilding #restoration #forests #greentech #technology #sustainability #environment #sustainabletech #planetearth #restoretheearth #climate #climatechange See more

According to Stanford University researchers, climate change has cost the U.S. billions of dollars in flood damage. It makes sense (and literal cents) to invest in climate change mitigation. Read more here: http://cnb.cx/35Y4OyB

The Environmental Defense Fund supports high quality carbon offsets to curb emissions. Offsets can provide real, credible emissions reductions that help companies and the world address the climate crisis," said Alexia Kelly, Director of Sustainability Solutions at ENGIE Impact. http://bit.ly/39Rw1nJ