For millions of people, clean water, fertile soil, and abundant natural resources mean food on the table, a stable income, and the chance to thrive. But when ecosystems are disrupted—whether through pollution, deforestation, or the impacts of climate change—communities are left vulnerable, facing poverty, hunger, health crises, and displacement.
At EcoWB, we believe the key to solving these challenges lies in partnership. By connecting our global network of volunteer expertise with local knowledge, we work hand in hand with local people to restore ecosystems, empower communities, and create solutions that last.
What EcoWB is doing to help:
From the Gulf of California to the wetlands of Kenya, EcoWB’s work is making an impact. Restored ecosystems mean thriving communities, and empowered people mean a healthier planet. Together, we can ensure that the people most affected by environmental crises have the resources to build a better future for themselves and their environments.
Clean water, fertile soil, and thriving marine life provide food, livelihoods, and security for billions. But when ecosystems are degraded or disrupted, communities can face poverty, hunger, health crises, and displacement.
Climate change, pollution, and deforestation are accelerating, threatening ecosystems and the people who rely on them.
We empower communities to tackle challenges in ways that are scientifically sound, culturally appropriate, and built to endure
The people least responsible for environmental damage are often the hardest hit. We work to ensure they have the support, tools, and resources to thrive.
Protecting ecosystems locally has a global impact. Restoring mangroves, for example, helps mitigate climate change worldwide.
Through volunteer collaboration, we help communities protect their way of life and their futures, offering hope where it’s needed most.