Buying back ancestral land and handing it over to the indigenous people means to support the most advanced climate tech on earth. Many elders still hold the timeless wisdom on how to regenerate and heal our waters, our mountains, our forests throughout many ecosystems.

We buy back land for the Kogi, so they can engage in what they have done since 4000 years – nurture and support the earth.

Times are changing and indigenous people and the ancestral knowledge of their elders is disappearing rapidly. However, this wisdom is becoming more and more important for our journey in tackling some of the most pressing social and environmental challenges of our times.

We engage in supporting indigenous people to preserve valuable knowledge in various forms and to keep it accessible for their future generations and the world alike, even after the elders pass away.

Many indigenous cultures are in contact with the globalised world. The challenge of most indigenous youth is to navigate the culture of their ancestors and the economic demands of sustaining their families. On the other side, the challenge of most youth in the western world is to find purpose and ways to contribute meaningfully.

We provide education to indigenous youth to equip them with future fit skills such as learning English, cinematography, storytelling, editing, etc. That can help to tell the stories of their own culture visually appealing and provide economic opportunities at the same time.