Our Campaigns
The Ekō community stands up for workers rights, fair and sustainable supply chains and governments that put people over profits around the world. Here are some of our current campaigns we're very proud to share with you.

The People's AI manifesto
Big Tech billionaires have infiltrated the highest levels of government globally. They are lobbying to keep AI unregulated so they can profit off war, pandemics, and human exploitation.
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Buy and protect the most species-rich place on Earth!
This is mind-blowing: there’s a place in the Amazon that scientists argue has more species per square kilometer than anywhere else on the planet. Ferocious jaguars, emerald green boas, powerful harpy eagles, shy tapirs, and more…all sharing the same forest home (see lots of pictures below!!

Save the Amazon's bees!
The Amazon’s stingless bees are some of the oldest and most important bees on the planet. They pollinate up to 90% of this vital rainforest!

Let's save this vital piece of Bolivian Amazon
There’s an area of the Bolivian Amazon that scientists call a vital bridge between worlds. Here jaguars and pumas roam, maned wolves run, and shy tapirs gently forage – an entire ecosystem of species move through this natural corridor connecting the humid rainforest with the dry Chiquitano forest.

Save the last elephant super tuskers
Rare elephants known as “super-tuskers” — the beloved elders of their communities — are being murdered for sport as rich hunters pay thousands to shoot them in cold blood. And it’s incredibly urgent because under Trump, elephant trophy imports to the U.

Wells Fargo, Bank of America, Goldman Sachs and all banks: don’t finance Trump’s Arctic Drilling
Polar bear cubs could legally be killed for oil. That’s Trump’s sick plan to make his upcoming auction of Alaska's Arctic Refuge more attractive to fossil fuel corporations.

1.3 million acres for the world's last bonobos
Millions of acres of rainforest and peatland in the Congo Basin are being auctioned off for oil drilling, threatening to tear open one of the most unspoiled, carbon-rich places on Earth — and the only home of wild bonobos. This is the most aggressive push yet for oil in the Congo — and local partners are racing to secure legal protection for 1.

Buy and protect the most species-rich place on Earth
We have great news – and a new call to action. Our partners in Ecuador successfully purchased this species-rich wonderland we talk about below.

Booking.com: Stop listing stolen Palestinian land
When Mohammad Al-Sbeih saw his family's stolen land listed on Booking. com for the first time, his heart broke.

Save the Bonobos' rainforest home
A 20-year ban on industrial logging will soon be lifted in the Congo Basin, opening up the only home of endangered bonobos to even greater threats from deforestation. Without their rainforest home, these gentle apes won't survive.
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