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Our Mission is to empower people through education: providing the tools and knowledge to help themselves, their families and their communities to not only deal with the impacts of climate change, but also continue to move forward in a way that is sustainable and responsible not just for today, but for the future.


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September 01, 2010

A fresh burst of inspiration!

After more than a few months of not seeing our Youth Environment Group friends from Papaturro in El Salvador, I decided ...read more..

August 20, 2010

Part 1: Where the Wild Things Are

A few weeks ago, I was invited by two members from one of Seres’ partner community organisations (COFETARN) to go on a...read more..

August 04, 2010

“Sink or Swim” ….. Guest Blogger Jasmin.

This month is one of many firsts for me. My first fundraising drive, my first project startup, my first week alone in a ...read more..

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