Rainforest Action Network preserves forests, protects the climate and upholds human rights by challenging corporate power and systemic injustice through frontline partnerships and strategic campaigns.
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Society’s addiction to palm oil—the world’s most widely consumed vegetable oil—is killing critically endangered Sumatran elephants.
By Laurel Sutherlin in Animal Rights | Earth Food Life Project and Rainforest Action Network | English | Guide to Conscious Consumption
A nationally protected wildlife reserve in Indonesia is under attack by popular, big-name brands.
By Laurel Sutherlin in Environment | Rainforest Action Network and Earth Food Life Project | English
The fate of intact forests is closely linked to that of Indigenous peoples.
Commercial financial flows to the forest-risk commodity sectors are driving the majority of tropical deforestation.
By Laurel Sutherlin in Environment | Rainforest Action Network and Earth Food Life Project | English | April 24, 2024
Wall Street’s dirtiest secret is how fossil fuel expansion depends on Big Bank finance.
In Environment | Rainforest Action Network | English
Rainforest Action Network (RAN) believes that people power and direct action results in healthy forests, a stable climate and wild biodiversity that is protected and celebrated. To achieve its mission, RAN works with Indigenous and frontline communities to stop the money flow to fossil fuel projects, expose big bank funding of the climate chaos, and confront giant corporations that drive deforestation.
Associated Authors
Fitri Arianti is a senior forest campaigner at Rainforest Action Network.
Laurel Sutherlin is the senior communications strategist for Rainforest Action Network. He is a lifelong environmental and human rights campaigner as well as a naturalist and outdoor educator with a passion for birds and wild places. Follow him on Twitter @laurelsutherlin.
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