RAIN was privileged to present our projects and the wonder of mycelial networks to Reset Connect at ExCel for London Climate Action Week.

After three years, our partner Wender revisits the springs he restored to see the impacts of our collaboration.

Women from the favela food security project in a favela of Recife learn how to use food waste and some old buckets to make fertiliser.

Toninho is coordinating our four hectare direct seeding pilot project. Next year we plan to replicate it in four other states.

In these videos he describes the biome, the technique and the community where the project is being undertaken.

Metsre Poa, leader of the Indigenous Noke Koi nation, presents a song of the history of his tribe.

Wender is an agricultural engineer turned environmental activist, working with RAIN on the frontline in the Valley of Jequitinonha in the state of Minas Gerais (he is in the foreground of the image above). He and his team have been protecting and reforesting the springs around his hometown of Cachoeira to improve the streams systems and ecosystems.

Our partner Wender, an ecological engineer in Jequitinonha, has been visiting local schools in order to raise awareness about the importance of river restoration.

The kids who get their hands dirty studying ecology in these schools become ambassadors with their family members…