Community Forests International - Year in Review 2017

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Community Forests International is now working alongside 23,957 people on Pemba Island to fight back and adapt to climate change. Here’s a quick peek at some of the incredible things we achieved together last year, including some success from our work in the Maritime provinces in Canada. #2018hearwecome

Environment

“
We have unleashed
a mass extinction event,
the sixth in roughly 540 million years.
- 15,364 scientists, 184 countries
2

Temperature
Coral bleaching.
90% of the Misali
reef suffered
mortality ’97 / ’98.
Sea Level
Coastal families
began relocating as
early as 2013.
Rainfall
Fluctuating rainfall
continues to threaten
crop production. Lack of
rainfall left +7,000 people
in Micheweni without
enough food in ’10/ ’11.
3
CLIMATE
CHANGED
Poverty
Overall poverty rate
increased from 48% to
55% between 2010 and
2015.

5
ENERGY
ADAPTING = ACTING
FORESTS AGRICULTURE WATER

GROWING
CHANGE
33 communities
~12,000 people
64% adoption rate
6

WATER
8.1 hour time savings per week
50,000L* rainwater collection
and purification system
* 600,000L of rainwater harvesting
capacity to date7

FORESTS
25 community nurseries
112,064 trees
75 acres reforested
8

FORESTS
1 illegal logging operation halted
1 rapid info sharing protocol
148 acres protected
9

SPICE
FORESTS
40.98 acres
200+ members
1 farmer-owned trade association
created
10

ENERGY
1,049 women trainees
55% reduction in fuel use
11
2,290 clean stoves constructed to date

AGRICULTURE
2,290 women trainees
84% families consume more
fruits and vegetables
12
340 commercial market gardens to date

13
WOMEN’S
EMPOWERMENT
51% of beneficiaries
58% of co-op members
94% control their income

CHANGING THE
CONVERSATION
4 Tanzanian national TV stations
2.5MM Tanzanian viewers reached
1 National framework for climate change
resilience
15

71.66* acres conserved via the
Adopt-a-Clearcut program
17
*516 acres to date
NEW
FORESTS
25K trees planted
CANADA PROJECTS

OLD
FORESTS
126* acres conserved
18
*693.13 acres to date
+20K tonnes of CO2 emissions
sequestered since 2012
CANADA PROJECTS

CLIMATE
FORESTS
5,794 acres of Acadian Forest
under climate smart management
19
10 early adopters in NB,
NS, and PEI
CANADA PROJECTS

LOW CO2
ECONOMY
unlocking the potential of
70K family woodlots
20
13 institutional & government
partners . . .
CANADA PROJECTS

OUR
BACKERS
663 individual donors
$67K in grassroots fundraising
21

OUR
PARTNERS
22
╺ European Union
╺ Environment and Climate Change Canada
╺ Embassy of Finland
╺ Sustainable Lush Fund
╺ DIALOG
╺ Brinkman & Associates
╺ Remsoft Inc.

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Achieving environmental liberation through animal liberation by Adam Cardilini

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Talk audio: https://archive.org/details/ELandAL Wild mammals make up 4% of the biomass of global mammal populations, while humans make up 36% and farmed mammals make up 60%. Similarly, farmed chickens make up 70% of the biomass of global bird populations. To sustain these huge farmed animal populations we use vasts amounts of land, resources and produce significant amounts of greenhouse gas emissions. Our use of non-human animals is significantly impacting the global environment and is a leading cause of environmental destruction. By ending our oppression of farmed animals we can reclaim land for rewilding and significantly reduce our greenhouse gas emissions. To achieve environmental liberation we must understand the link between animal oppression and environmental destruction. Ignoring the oppression of animals comes at the expense of the environment. This workshop will describe the link between animal and environmental oppression. Participants will discuss why animal oppression is often ignored in the environmental movement and identify ways forward. Recorded at the Students of Sustainability 2018 conference: http://www.studentsofsustainability.org/

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The document discusses several challenges facing the global food supply, including population growth, increased demand for resource-intensive foods like meat, impacts of climate change, and dependence on fossil fuels throughout the food system from production to distribution. It notes that convergence of these trends has already led to declines in grain reserves and rising food prices in recent years. The challenges threaten global food security and will intensify as fossil fuel depletion accelerates.

Deforestation

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Forests contain over 60% of the world's biodiversity and provide plants for food and medicine while helping control the planet's climate. About half of the original tropical forests have been destroyed, and without changes, only 20% will remain by 2030. Deforestation has many causes like slash-and-burn farming, development, and logging, and it reduces oxygen levels and food sources while threatening hundreds of thousands of species. We can help save forests by reducing wood and paper consumption and increasing recycling.

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Blooms, Bugs and Wildlife Diversity

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The Nature Conservancy has helped protect more than 119 million acres of land worldwide. It pursues pragmatic solutions to conservation challenges through non-confrontational means. The document discusses the agricultural challenge of feeding humanity while conserving nature through sustainable intensification of agriculture. It provides data on global nitrogen, phosphorus, and irrigation use and discusses dead zones of the world. The remainder summarizes a tool called the Fieldprint Calculator that indexes farming practices and sustainability performance for factors like land use, soil conservation, and greenhouse gas emissions.

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The document discusses issues around food and health in Oklahoma. It notes that Oklahoma has high rates of obesity, diabetes, and deaths from cardiovascular disease. It explores challenges around access to healthy and affordable food, including many areas of the state being considered "food deserts". The document advocates for supporting local farmers and improving access to locally grown foods through measures like farmers markets, community gardens, and farm-to-school programs to address these health and economic issues in the state.

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Grasslands and savannas are biomes located between 10-30 degrees north and south latitude that receive between 20-60cm of annual rainfall. They have wet and dry seasons and limiting factors like fires, precipitation, and grazing. Common grassland plants include buffalo grass and wildflowers, while acacia trees and elephant grass are common in savannas. Herbivores like bison and insects inhabit grasslands, while savannas are home to elephants, lions and baboons. Groups are working to preserve these biomes from threats such as development, invasive species, and overgrazing.

Vegetarian Presentation

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Eating a vegetarian diet benefits the environment and human health according to the document. It argues that a meat-based diet wastes resources, accelerates climate change through greenhouse gas emissions, and destroys the environment. Specifically, it claims that a vegetarian diet uses less land and water resources, produces fewer emissions, and helps prevent deforestation and ocean dead zones caused by pollution. The document also asserts that a vegetarian diet provides adequate nutrition and is linked to lower risks of heart problems and certain cancers compared to a meat-based diet.

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M S Swaminathan Research Foundation

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1. 1 YEAR IN REVIEW

2. “ We have unleashed a mass extinction event, the sixth in roughly 540 million years. - 15,364 scientists, 184 countries 2

3. Temperature Coral bleaching. 90% of the Misali reef suffered mortality ’97 / ’98. Sea Level Coastal families began relocating as early as 2013. Rainfall Fluctuating rainfall continues to threaten crop production. Lack of rainfall left +7,000 people in Micheweni without enough food in ’10/ ’11. 3 CLIMATE CHANGED Poverty Overall poverty rate increased from 48% to 55% between 2010 and 2015.

4. PEMBA PROJECTS Forests Intl. 4

5. 5 ENERGY ADAPTING = ACTING FORESTS AGRICULTURE WATER

6. GROWING CHANGE 33 communities ~12,000 people 64% adoption rate 6

7. WATER 8.1 hour time savings per week 50,000L* rainwater collection and purification system * 600,000L of rainwater harvesting capacity to date7

8. FORESTS 25 community nurseries 112,064 trees 75 acres reforested 8

9. FORESTS 1 illegal logging operation halted 1 rapid info sharing protocol 148 acres protected 9

10. SPICE FORESTS 40.98 acres 200+ members 1 farmer-owned trade association created 10

11. ENERGY 1,049 women trainees 55% reduction in fuel use 11 2,290 clean stoves constructed to date

12. AGRICULTURE 2,290 women trainees 84% families consume more fruits and vegetables 12 340 commercial market gardens to date

13. 13 WOMEN’S EMPOWERMENT 51% of beneficiaries 58% of co-op members 94% control their income

14. 14 2 YR REACH

15. CHANGING THE CONVERSATION 4 Tanzanian national TV stations 2.5MM Tanzanian viewers reached 1 National framework for climate change resilience 15

16. CANADA PROJECTS Forests Intl. 16

17. 71.66* acres conserved via the Adopt-a-Clearcut program 17 *516 acres to date NEW FORESTS 25K trees planted CANADA PROJECTS

18. OLD FORESTS 126* acres conserved 18 *693.13 acres to date +20K tonnes of CO2 emissions sequestered since 2012 CANADA PROJECTS

19. CLIMATE FORESTS 5,794 acres of Acadian Forest under climate smart management 19 10 early adopters in NB, NS, and PEI CANADA PROJECTS

20. LOW CO2 ECONOMY unlocking the potential of 70K family woodlots 20 13 institutional & government partners . . . CANADA PROJECTS

21. OUR BACKERS 663 individual donors $67K in grassroots fundraising 21

22. OUR PARTNERS 22 ╺ European Union ╺ Environment and Climate Change Canada ╺ Embassy of Finland ╺ Sustainable Lush Fund ╺ DIALOG ╺ Brinkman & Associates ╺ Remsoft Inc.

Editor's Notes

Community Forests International AGM for year ending Oct 31, 2017 Agenda January 18th 6pm 1. Welcome and introduction 2. Adoption of agenda 3. Adoption of minutes (2016 AGM) 4. Business arising from the minutes 5. Reports: A) Year in Review – Executive Director B) Board Report – Chair 6. Other business
1. Johnson woodlots: Westchester NS, 114 ha / 281 ac - (I can't find Johnson's first name) 2. Jim Croker: North Brookfield NS, 278 ha / 687 ac 3. Sebastien Manago: Caledonia PEI, 172 ha / 426 ac 4. Miller: Earltown & Bearwood NS, 200 ha / 494 ac - (I can't find Miller's first name) 5. Parsons: Martins River, NS, 1007 ha / 2490 ac - (I can't find Parsons' first name) 6. Kevin & Susan Veinotte: West Northfield NS, 99 ha / 244 ac 7. WFarm 8. Ed Murray: South Branch NB, 24 ha / 59 ac 9. Gig Keirstead: Kingston NB, 114 ha / 282 ac 10. Danny Goddard: Elgin NB, 52 ha / 128 ac

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