Rewild the World

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"Mighty Earth simply makes what seems at first impossible into reality."

- Lukas Haynes, Executive Director, David Rockefeller Fund

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  1. 01Protecting Nature

    We work across the globe to protect the most vulnerable wildlife and communities threatened by deforestation

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  2. 02Decarbonizing Industry

    We’re shifting the industries that account for 25% of global climate pollution to clean energy.

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  3. 03Transforming Agriculture

    Agriculture causes more climate pollution than the entire transportation sector. We are transforming the industry to create supply chains that protect Nature and human rights.

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Where We Work

We work around the world to protect nature and fight climate change

Latin America

Europe

Asia

Africa

North America

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By the Numbers

  • 90%

    We’ve helped bring about a 90% decline in deforestation for palm oil

    Our work in Asia is where we first tested our “perfect storm” approach a decade ago, successfully driving transformative change in the palm oil sector.

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  • 15%

    The global meat industry creates 15% of all climate pollution

    That’s more than cars, trucks, ships, and trains. And we’re out to change that.

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  • 46%

    Agriculture uses 46% of all habitable land on Earth.

    Our reports and investigations have revealed that the big agricultural companies and commodity traders still don’t have control of their supply chains

    Transforming Agriculture
  • 40%

    Up to 40% of cocoa is still untraceable

    We’re shining a light on the global cocoa trade, bringing transparency that will protect forests and help farmers earn a living income

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