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Fishy business in Turkana

Illegal fishing in Lake Turkana fuels environmental crime and exploitation in Kalokol, Kenya. A community-led initiative is challenging this illicit trade and protecting biodiversity and livelihoods.
Historias desde la pesca

Memoria y verdad

En las costas de Sinaloa, el proyecto «Memoria y Verdad: Historias desde la Pesca» rescata del olvido las historias de resiliencia comunitaria, historias inspiradoras de quienes, desde el anonimato, enfrentan los retos del crimen organizado.
Resilience Fund

The Education for Resilience Initiative

The Education for Resilience initiative by One African Child builds capacity, promotes gender equality and equips youth with the tools to challenge systemic barriers in Malete, Nigeria.
Defending nature together

Local voices, global impact

Now that we’ve highlighted the critical nature crimes threatening our ecosystems, we turn to how communities are stepping up to protect their environments. By connecting them with support networks, we are fostering local responses to combat these crimes.
Resilience Fellowship 2024

Batucadas Populares

As part of the 2024 Resilience Fellowship, Ecuadorian Xavier Moreira works to strengthen the Batucadas Populares, where through this medium, they express messages of peace and resistance to the violence affecting the working-class sectors of Guayaquil.
Understanding nature crimes to fight back

Destroying our planet, fueling instability

Nature crimes involve illegal activities that exploit and destroy natural resources, severely impacting ecosystems, communities, and global stability. By understanding these crimes and their impact, we can take action to protect the environment and communities.