Laura Punina_Community Leader in Ecuador_Photo by Todd Brown / UNEP
June 9, 2025by Abby Metzger

Grit and Gumption: Bringing Back Ecuador’s Forests

Global Forest Generation’s Communications Director, Abby Metzger, reflects on community-led conservation and what it really takes to bring back nature. The piece was originally published in Traverse magazine. Read an excerpt here: I’m not going to make it to the top. Ninety minutes into the hike, we’ve just passed the old-growth clearing with 45 minutes […]

09 June 2025 Grit and Gumption: Bringing Back Ecuador’s Forests
May 26, 2025by Isabella Orgel

Acción Andina Featured in Google Arts & Culture’s World Wide Wood Exhibition

We’re thrilled to share that Acción Andina is part of Google Arts & Culture’s new digital exhibition, World Wide Wood: the largest online celebration of trees and the people protecting them. This global initiative brings together over 113 partners from 32 countries, sharing stories that highlight the importance of trees for biodiversity, climate resilience, cultural […]

26 May 2025 Acción Andina Featured in Google Arts & Culture’s World Wide Wood Exhibition
April 22, 2025by Isabella Orgel

Celebrating Earth Day with Avery Dennison Foundation

We’re honored to be featured by the Avery Dennison Foundation this Earth Day for our work through Acción Andina — a community-led effort to restore native forests across the Andes. Thanks to ADF’s support, we’ve planted over 12 million native trees, trained hundreds of local leaders, and expanded access to clean water and jobs in […]

22 April 2025 Celebrating Earth Day with Avery Dennison Foundation
January 10, 2025by elevationweb

How High Andean Polylepis Forests Feed The Amazon

Picture a string telephone with cups on both ends, the kind a child might use in a tree fort. On one end, the majestic Andes mountains reach for the sky, and on the other, the lush green Amazon Rainforest. These two places may seem worlds apart, but they’re connected through a stream of flowing water […]

10 January 2025 How High Andean Polylepis Forests Feed The Amazon