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As we take a break today, we want to acknowledge the difficulties of this day for the BIPOC community and express our gratitude for the strides being made to lift #Indigenous voices around the world.

Wow, what a year so far... We are delighted to present our Fall Newsletter, featuring TWP's Indigenous Lands and Central America Programs, as a preview of what's to come!

We are thrilled to announce that the documentary “Homelands”, directed by @jemiliochalit and produced by TWP, is ready to be shared with the world.

Hi friends! Hoping to bring a smile to your faces with today’s #barkbio. Meet our Barketing Manager: Clementine 🍊

It's clear that #climatechange is one of the top issues facing our generation. In Central America and Indigenous lands in the U.S., shifts in climate can unexpectedly leave rural communities with no options in a matter of seconds.

With the help of our partner @utzche_gt, this year we were able to expand and strengthen our community-led gardens, seed banks and food sovereignty projects in 10 communities in #Guatemala.

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Infographic: Putting Forests to Work

Source: American Forest Foundation

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Posted on June 4, 2014Categories reforestationTags American Forest Foundation, carbon emissions, carbon sink, climate, coal, forest conservation, infographic, The Trust for Public Land, treesLeave a comment on Infographic: Putting Forests to Work

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