Global Justice Ecology Project has a lot of exciting news and upcoming events to share. First and foremost, this September 14-15, GJEP celebrates its 15th Anniversary. The two-day party includes the opening for a new exhibit at our ¡Buen Vivir! Gallery… Read More

Adirondack State Park, NY   Photo: photolangelle.org This coming year holds great promise for GJEP’s programs. We have a ton of great work planned with the work to stop genetically engineered trees; our Global Justice Media Program continues its… Read More

A march for climate justice in Durban, South Africa in 2011 during the UN Climate Conference there.  PhotoLangelle.org I wrote the following piece in July 2014 while in Venezuela for a gathering of climate justice activists meeting in… Read More

SIGN UP NOW! Thank you for your interest in the GE Trees Action camp taking place this September 24th-27th in North Carolina. Please fill out the below application. Accepted participants will be notified of the camp’s exact location and asked to provide… Read More

The Struggles for Justice: Forests, Land and Human Rights Exhibit–Late 80s to Late 90s exhibit continues through June 19 at the ¡Buen Vivir! Gallery, at which time photographer Orin Langelle will give a walk-through and talk about the various photos,… Read More

In December 2009, Timberwatch released a preliminary report by Blessing Karumbidza & Wally Menne titled: Potential Impacts of Tree Plantation Projects under the CDM – An African Case Study    Click here to download the report After visits to… Read More

Groups Protest U.N. Climate Summit for Shutting Out Civil Society Cross-posted from Democracy Now! As the Cancún climate talks headed toward a conclusion on Friday, civil society groups spoke out against what they said was a flawed United… Read More

For Immediate Release: Dec 11, 2010 Media Contacts: IEN media hotline in Cancun: +52 998 108 0748 (available through Dec 11) Tom Goldtooth in Cancun +52 998 108 0751 (available through Dec 11) Tom Goldtooth (after Dec 12)… Read More

Press Release – For Immediate Release International Indigenous Peoples’ Forum on Climate Change (IIPFCC) Indigenous Groups Announce Grave Concern on Possible Cancun Outcome  December 10, 2010 (Cancun) – As the 16th UN Climate Change Conference winds down, Indigenous Peoples… Read More

Excessive Demand for Wood and Land is the Major Cause of Deforestation, a New Global Forest Coalition Report Reveals Cancun, Mexico, 1 December 2010 – A report released by the Global Forest Coalition today at the UN Climate… Read More