Eco-Restoration | Indigenous led Education | Online Courses | Nature Reconnection | Transformation
Eco-Restoration | Indigenous led Education | Online Courses | Nature Reconnection | Transformation
Upcoming Courses
YOUR DONATION
By donating to the Fulkaxo Guardians, you are supporting their relocation to Pacatuba Estate and therefore:
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The preservation and regeneration of 550 hectares an area of highly endangered Atlantic Forest. Less than 10% of this forest's original cover survives today in Brazil.
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The continuation of their ancestral traditions that are deeply related to the land and the forest, where they can find medicine and food; and where they can practice their spiritual rituals, living in traditional villages.
YOUR DONATION
By donating to the Fulkaxo Guardians, you are supporting their relocation to Pacatuba Estate and therefore:
-
The preservation and regeneration of 550 hectares an area of highly endangered Atlantic Forest. Less than 10% of this forest's original cover survives today in Brazil.
-
The continuation of their ancestral traditions that are deeply related to the land and the forest, where they can find medicine and food; and where they can practice their spiritual rituals, living in traditional villages.
YOUR DONATION
By donating to the Fulkaxo Guardians, you are supporting their relocation to Pacatuba Estate and therefore:
-
The preservation and regeneration of 550 hectares an area of highly endangered Atlantic Forest. Less than 10% of this forest's original cover survives today in Brazil.
-
The continuation of their ancestral traditions that are deeply related to the land and the forest, where they can find medicine and food; and where they can practice their spiritual rituals, living in traditional villages.
YOUR DONATION
By donating to the Fulkaxo Guardians, you are supporting their relocation to Pacatuba Estate and therefore:
-
The preservation and regeneration of 550 hectares an area of highly endangered Atlantic Forest. Less than 10% of this forest's original cover survives today in Brazil.
-
The continuation of their ancestral traditions that are deeply related to the land and the forest, where they can find medicine and food; and where they can practice their spiritual rituals, living in traditional villages.
OUR NETWORK
Boro Baski
Forest Community Leader and educator, West Bengal India
Emma Beard
Forest teacher and guardian, Wild in Washington, UK
Aldo Benitez
Environmental journalist, Paraguay
Alfred Brownell
Environmental activist, Liberia
Adib Dada
Forest maker and river guardian, Beirut, Lebanon
Rob Delaet
Forest Guardian, Holland/ Brazil
Amal Dissanayake
Animal-Human conflict researcher, Sri Lanka
Te Doherty
Forest Guardian, Te Urewera Aotearoa
Mercy Ette
Media and Conflict researcher, Nigeria
Kamilu Hassan
Educator and oral historian, Kano, Nigeria
Vanessa Hasson
Rights of Nature lawyer and advocator, Brazil
Tawana Cruz
Community leader, Kariri Xoco nation, Brazil
Datu Lanelio Sangcoan
Indigenous leader,
Higa-anon People, Philippines
Eline Kieft
Movement medicine practitioner ,France/Holland.
Daniel Kobei
Indigenous leader, Ogiek Peoples, Kenya
Haru Kuntanawa
Community leader, Kuntanawa nation, Brazil
Andrey Laletin
Forest guardian, Siberian Forest, Russia
Ana MacArthur
Transdisciplinary artist, Santa Fe, USA
Ketty Marcelo
Indigenous leader, Ashaninka nation, Peru
Janet Maro
Social entrepeneur and agroecologist, Morogoro, Tanzania
Alex Melinir
Forest guardian, Pewenche nation, Chile
Robertho Paredes
Nature photographer and communicator, Madre de Dios, Peru
Gita Parihar
Human Rights advocate, UK/India
Sarah Fraser
Forest school practitioner, Powys, Wales
Yesica Patiachi
Educator, artist, author, Harakbut nation, Peru
Nico Salazar
Educator, Researcher, Communicator, Chile/UK
Laura Santamaria
Editor, Sublime Magazine Argentina/UK
Lauren Sharpe
Designer, Boulder, USA
Adeildo Shawandawa
Community leader, Shawandawa nation, Brazil
Yanda Twaru
Communicator, Sapara nation, Ecuador
Lee Walther
Forest guardian, Wild in Washington, UK
Kyle Whyte
Author, Potawatomi nation, USA