Go Climate Positive

Go Climate Positive and One Tribe are working together to protect rainforest. Go Climate Positive is helping to grow the tribe by introducing new brands to One Tribe, and each time we do, we all protect an acre of rainforest. Now every one of our brand’s customers can protect rainforest automatically, through One Tribe, when they shop online.

Go Climate Positive is participating in the United Nations Framework for Climate Change to adopt the UN Sustainable Development Goals. Working together as one tribe to help fight climate change together.

Thank you to our brands:

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How it Works

Why Rainforests

Rainforests are the lungs of our planet, the natural solution to climate change that remove and store CO2 from our atmosphere. Imagine if everything you purchased helped protect them…

Instant Climate Action!

How does One Tribe protect rainforest?

One Tribe connects businesses directly to rainforest protection charities through the platform so every sale can directly donate and protect rainforests and the indigenous tribes and biodiversity that call them home. The rainforest charities then fund on-the-ground projects to save and continually protect the land.

How are the funds distributed?

Every month One Tribe collects payments from businesses who are protecting rainforests with their business and customers. One Tribe then makes payments to the projects via our conservation partners.

These funds are distributed to the relevant conservation teams to continue the protection of threatened rainforests.

Our Climate Action Projects

Together we fund the global protection of indigenous tribal land and certified forest based carbon projects.

Protect biodiverse Atlantic Forest in Brazil’s Serra Bonita Mountain Range

Brazil’s Serra Bonita Mountain Range, nestled within the country’s threatened Atlantic Forest, is home to a wide range of unique species...

Expanding the Los Tities de San Juan Reserve

To help secure forest habitat for the Cotton-top Tamarin, Rainforest Trust’s local partner, Fundación Proyecto Tití worked to protect...

Protecting the Toldopampa Cloud Forest

In south central Peru’s Andes mountain range, the pristine and beautiful Toldopampa Cloud Forest is easily distinguished by the cloud cover that envelops the lush green treetops....

Protect Forest Elephants and Lowland Gorillas of Africa’s Biodiversity Hotspot

Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo is covered with dense tropical rainforest. These forests are home to a number of critically endangered species like Chimpanzees, Grauer’s Gorillas and the newly recognized African Forest Elephants...

Protect the Leuser Ecosystem on the island of Sumatra

The Leuser Ecosystem is the last place on Earth where orangutans, elephants and tigers coexist in the wild. This landscape spans over 6 million acres and houses the largest intact forest remaining on the island of Sumatra, Indonesia...

Stopping Deforestation at the Edge of the Bolivian Amazon

The Bajo Paragua forest of Eastern Bolivia is ground zero in the fight to save the Amazon Rainforest from logging, fire, and conversion to agriculture. Intact through 2019, some 5-10% of the forest burned during the terrible fire season of 2020...

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Saving Indigenous lands in the Amazon

Amazonia is the world’s largest tropical forest and spans nine countries in South America. After Brazil, Peru has the greatest extension of this biome which represents more than half of the surface of the country. The Loreto and Ucayali Regions are the two largest Amazon regions in Peru...

Protect Mexico’s Monarch Corridor in the Sierra Madre Oriental mountains

In the last decade alone, Mexico’s Sierra Madre Oriental mountain range has lost more than 88,000 acres of forests. Of the land outside of federal or state-protected areas in the region, more than 85% of the forests have been cleared for agricultural and livestock use...

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702,825

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