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Putting a spotlight on the Indigenous Women protecting the Amazon Rainforest

California Fund

Putting a spotlight on the Indigenous Women protecting the Amazon Rainforest

Our Tech-enabled Rainforest Protection project is tackling gender inclusion this Indigenous Peoples Day.

An 84% decrease in deforestation—thanks to your support

California Fund

An 84% decrease in deforestation—thanks to your support

Not only are Wren subscribers making an impact on CO₂ and the climate, but we’re also making a difference for the Indigenous Amazonians who are monitoring their rainforest.

What can you do with 480 hectares of land?

What can you do with 480 hectares of land?

With the changing seasons, the project welcomes new life and new land

Wren members have raised over $1,000,000 for tree planting in East Africa!

Community Tree Planting

Wren members have raised over $1,000,000 for tree planting in East Africa!

Together, the Wren community has funded the planting of millions of trees.

Your funding helps Biochar in California "scale to meet the moment"

Your funding helps Biochar in California "scale to meet the moment"

The project has data back from their latest trial—the results are even better than expected.

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Profile in Forbes Gives a Face to Wren's project in the Amazon

Forbes profiled Betty Padilla, an indigenous monitor on this project. Her story is inspiring.

Watch a video from the ground at our project in the Peruvian Amazon!

Watch a video from the ground at our project in the Peruvian Amazon!

Indigenous communities are protecting their rainforest home. Learn how they do it.

One million trees is just the beginning

Regenerative Agroforestry

One million trees is just the beginning

How our project plans to sequester millions of tons of CO2.

Over 1,000 farmers join our project every month!

Over 1,000 farmers join our project every month!

This month, Community Tree Planting made history.

Wren outgrows its first climate project

Clean Cooking Fuel

Wren outgrows its first climate project

Clean Cooking Fuel for Refugees is still growing. But Wren is growing faster.

An update on the California Fund

California Fund

An update on the California Fund

There's been a lot of growth at Wren. Here's what's changed.

Community Tree Planting returns to its Tanzanian roots

Community Tree Planting returns to its Tanzanian roots

The project went from 77 farmers to over 77,000– with more joining every week.

How we're storing carbon for millions of years

Regenerative Agroforestry

How we're storing carbon for millions of years

It's a brave new world for our project in Scotland.

Project founder Josiah Hunt welcomes members to Wren's first U.S.-based climate project

Biochar in California

Project founder Josiah Hunt welcomes members to Wren's first U.S.-based climate project

Hello Wren members! I'm thrilled that you have decided to support Pacific Biochar in our carbon removal efforts.

Planting seeds for future impact

Regenerative Agroforestry

Planting seeds for future impact

The project is building roads and winning grants– planting the seeds for future impact.

Could Indigenous Communities Save the Amazon?

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Could Indigenous Communities Save the Amazon?

A peer-reviewed study confirms tech-enabled rainforest protection works: Now let's scale it up.

A video interview with project lead Peter Nyeko

A video interview with project lead Peter Nyeko

See the project in action in this video with Mandulis Energy CEO Peter Nyeko.

The secret to planting millions of trees each year

The secret to planting millions of trees each year

It takes an individual to plant one tree. To plant millions, it takes a mission.

How to plant 80,000 trees each month

Regenerative Agroforestry

How to plant 80,000 trees each month

The team are doing exciting carbon capture experiments while planting thousands of trees.

We planted over 30,000 trees this month!

We planted over 30,000 trees this month!

Our Scottish project has bought even more land, and in this update they share how they'll reforest it.

A drug problem in Bufeo Cocha

A drug problem in Bufeo Cocha

How the indigenous people of Bufeo Cocha ran the local cocaine growers out of town.