Build a school from recycled materials for 50 Maya
Environment
This school will provide education beyond 8th grade to 50 Maya children in rural Guatemala. It will be built with recycled tires and liter soda bottles packed with trash collected by the community.
Help Rural Ethiopians Improve Access to Water
This project is helping more than 30,000 villagers improve their use of existing water resources. It is rehabilitating natural springs and building wells for better access to clean drinking water.
Gulf Coast Bay Buddy: Conservation for Grades K-3
The Gulf Coast Bay Buddy Program was created to inspire critical thinking skills with an emphasis on causal relationships between humans and the natural environment.
Help women secure water and food in India
Tanks to collect and store safe, clean water will be built. Women will learn organic farming to grow drought tolerant plants. This will improve the nutrition and the income of the women.
Credit for Collection of 31,000 ltrs of Used Oil.
Motor vehicle mechanics are given small loans which they use for buying tools and imporving their business. The mechanics repay the loans by supplying used oil drained from motor vehicles they repair
Solar cookers for the school in Fiadanana
Using solar cookers in the village’s school to prepare meals by and for the students. Introducing a new technology to the village via the children, reduces the need to chop down firewood trees.
Help farmers rear silk moths to restore forests
Sustainable management of the Makira Forest requires changes in the practices of local subsistence farmers. CPALI teaches them silk rearing that bolsters family income by 60-200% and restores habitat.
Empowering Fishing Communities in the MAR Reef
This project will provide funding to at least 5 fishing communities along the Mesoamerican Reef coast in order to encourage community participation in the management of local fish stocks.
Stop Overfishing; Preserve Kenyan Marine Diversity
This project provides Kenyan fishermen with new methods to improve fishing, consequently, conserving the marine environment. Our artificial reef will help with overfishing which is a major problem.
Emerging Environmental Leaders of the Southeast
A new brand of leader is needed to tackle today’s challenges. Training in strength based leadership, communications, coalition building and diversity are a just a few of the benefits of ELP’s program.
