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Follow the projects at maearth.com to see the impact unfold.

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Amidst heat waves and wildfires, thousands of everyday citizens showed up to support their ecosystems and communities. Not waiting for someone else to do it. Rolling up their sleeves and taking action.

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What's more important, beyond the numbers: land stewards finding one another across continents, an outpouring of solidarity, and proof of what's possible when we act with life at the center.

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Over $2 million USD raised for 201 grassroots nature projects, from 11,700+ people in 100+ countries.

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Learn more about communities creating livelihoods while pollinating landscapes and support their work in Ma Earth’s Funding Round 3. Every donation made before July 21 is multiplied. 🐝 maearth.com/projects?sea... #bees #pollinators #maearthround3

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🐝 Wild Survivors (Tanzania) - Beekeeping enterprises across community coexistence corridors, earning income from honey, wax, & vegetables. maearth.com/wild-survivo... 🐝 KAFRED (Uganda) - Community-run beehives boost coffee pollination, income, & naturally deter primates. maearth.com/kibale-ass-n...

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🐝 Bees & Trees (Uganda) - On the slopes of Mt. Elgon women-led honey production is paired with agroforestry to restore land. maearth.com/bees-and-tre... 🐝 FreeTheBees (Switzerland) - Reviving native forest habitat for wild bee populations, one hive at a time. maearth.com/freethebees-...

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Communities around the world are strengthening their bonds with land by working with bees and reviving native habitats. They’re also building regenerative livelihoods, producing and selling local honey so they can keep tending the ecosystems they depend upon.

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Most plants rely on the collaboration of pollinators to flower, fruit, and reproduce. Yet industrial agriculture’s intensive use of pesticides is collapsing this critical cycle, hitting native bees the hardest. In areas with heavy pesticide use, bee populations have dropped by as much as 43%.

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Bees pollinate roughly 75% of the world’s flowering plants. Without them, much of what we eat and drink — fruit, coffee, almonds, and more — simply wouldn’t exist.

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The first thing a garden grows is community. Everything else follows. Learn more about community gardens and support these projects in Ma Earth’s Funding Round. Every donation is multiplied before July 21. #maearthround3 #communitygardens #foodsovereignty #regeneration

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In Los Angeles, the Community Garden Council shares both land and leadership across the city’s plots. maearth.com/lagardencoun...

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In Kampala, RegenNow Farms is planting 50 gardens with refugees and neighbors alike. maearth.com/regennow-far... On São Paulo’s urban edge, Instituto Favela da Paz is growing a regenerative future from the periphery. maearth.com/instituto-fa...

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In Mexico City, Cultiva Ciudad is turning reclaimed ground into a thriving agroecology garden at Tlatelolco. maearth.com/cultiva-ciud... Biodynamics NZ is growing a living curriculum in school gardens, teaching children to plant and harvest in rhythm with the seasons. maearth.com/biodynamics-...

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Community gardens are responding to this disconnection, with neighborhoods reclaiming shared ground and turning it into gardens.

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In dense cities, many people report not knowing a single neighbor by name, and know even less about the land that feeds them.

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