Welcome to our collection of Links to Climate Action Organizations and Movements around the world! To follow the Links to the groups' websites, click on the photos (that's where each link is embedded). More coming soon!
The Ocean Cleanup
Don't Tell These Folks You Can't
Get Plastic Out of the Ocean.
Renewable Resources Coalition
Green and Alternative Ways to
Power the World.
Indigenous Climate Action
Those Who Live on the Land
Should Be the Ones to Speak
For It.
Center for Biological Diversity
Human Well-Being Is Forever
Linked to the Diversity of Nature.
Antarctic & Southern
Ocean Coalition
Taking Care of Krill, the Food
Source for the Entire Antarctic Ecosystem.
350.org
Energy is Best When Renewable
and Freely Available to All.
Pollinator Partnership
Protect Pollinators' Lives. It Will Preserve Our Own.
Greenpeace International
The Entire Planet Needs a Green New Deal, Desperately. A Green
and Peaceful Future is their Quest.
Global Warming Portal
Open Wikipedia's Multiple Doors
to Climate Change Knowledge.
Earth Activist Training
Training in Permaculture, Ecosystem Regeneration, Earth-Based Spirituality and Activism.
Extinction Rebellion
A Global Revolt Against Mass Extinction, Ecological Collapse,
and the Idea That Nothing Can
Be Done.
Amazon Watch
The Amazon Rainforest Produces 20% of Earth's Oxygen. And Now
It's Being Run By a Far-Right Government.
Fridays for Future
The Swedish 'School Strike for Climate' that went global and viral.
Climate Strike Network
The Network of Youth Climate Activists from All Over the World.
Mothers Rise Up! - Twitter
A Group of Worried British Mums Fighting for the Future of Their
Kids and Mother Earth.
Wetlands International
Their Quest is a World Where Wetlands are Valued as the Water Source for Wildlife Everywhere.
How a Slum in Kenya Uses Plastic Bottles in a Water Purification System
Grenada's Answer to the Caribbean Seaweed Surplus: Make Biofuel!
Your Laundry Sheds Microplastics. Here's How to Slow This Down.
A Rare Coffee Species is Being Revived for its Climate Resistance
New Rice-Growing Techniques are Reducing the Crop's Methane Issues
