REDD (Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation), is a climate change mitigation measure that seeks to reduce GHG emissions by preventing or reducing forest loss and forest degradation. Indigenous peoples living in these forests have urgent messages about REDD, its potential opportunities, and the risks of failure if indigenous peoples rights, and their traditional knowledge and practices are not recognised. (LifeMosaic, 2009)

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REDD on the Threshold

This film is for indigenous peoples to raise awareness and build understanding about REDD (Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation). Why does carbon now have a monetary value? Who…

Our Forests, Our Life! Indigenous Peoples and REDD+

An animation made for use with indigenous communities on climate change and REDD+. The REDD + initiative aimed at halting the destruction of forests has the potential to ruin or enhance the lives of…

Introduction to REDD

A short animation introducing the little REDD desk - an online resource centre focussed on collaborative thinking and action to solve global forest degradation and deforestation. (Global Canopy…

REDD - As Part of the Solution

Commissioned by UN-REDD, and screened to World Leaders at the United Nations, the film highlights the value of tropical rainforests for tackling climate change. REDD - Reducing Emissions from…

The Story of REDD: A real solution to deforestation?

REDD, or reduced emissions from deforestation and forest degradation, is one of the most controversial issues in the climate change debate. The basic concept is simple: governments, companies or…

Who’s riding on REDD?

This animation explains why the climate change is happening and what REDD is. (Huma, 2010)