Environmental Projects are working to prevent ecological destruction, protect wildlife in its natural habitat, and promote the importance of a sacred connection with nature. The Earth’s biosphere, Her life-support systems, is the stuff out of which we humans and all life are interwoven. In spite of the last two or three decades of "environmentalism," our assault on the Earth’s vital organs—rainforests, oceans, and air—continues to accelerate. At current rates of destruction, we believe that within our lifetimes, the damage to these will pass the point of no return. Ecological ideas alone have not, and cannot, save us from our collective insanity. Nothing less than psychological and spiritual revolution will be of any use.

Environmental Projects include:

Ballona Wetlands EarthWays is a founding member, and the original locale, for the large environmental coalition that is attempting to halt a massive development on LA’s last remaining wetlands. We are currently the plaintiff’s in our second litigation action to require proper environmental impact reports

Panacocha - an environmental preservation project in Ecuador, is working with three other environmental organization partners in an effort to preserve about 200 square miles of pristine upper Amazonian rain forest. The area has a number of endangered species including the rare Pink River Dolphin and a myriad of bird, primate, and other exotic species whose habitat is under attack from oil exploration and increasing human population

John Seed Advised Grants - to protect forests and their indigenous inhabitants, is administered by EarthWays personnel.

Touch the Jungle in Ecuador - is a research facility, proceeds from which encourage preservation by the local village, Playa de Oro, of the exotic Ecuadorian jungle and wildcat species of their region. Rosa Jordan is the project director.

S.E.E. - the Social and Environmental Entrepreneurs, continues to be a sister organization to EarthWays, sharing our offices and expertise while providing financial consulting and facilitation to many small non-profit projects.

WildRescue - is committed to developing and instituting programs that promote optimum care of sick, injured, and orphaned wildlife, and employ sound, ethical solutions to conflicts between humans and neighboring wild animals. Locally, from its base of operations in the Santa Monica Mountains above Malibu, California, WildRescue provides surrounding communities with a 24-hour wildlife hotline and ancillary paramedic service for wild animals.

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