About Captain Forest
Ecology is decolonial or isn't!Captain Forest is an environmental and decolonial international media. Since January 2022, Captain Forest has investigated the environmental crisis—with a focus on four sectors: plastic, waste, agriculture, and forestry—by interviewing global experts. Through the investigation, it became clear that colonial root causes are the blind spot of sustainability. We believe that ecology is decolonial or isn’t. Our global media platform amplifies the voices of international experts, sharing scientific, socio-economic, and geopolitical insights to uncover the depth of the environmental crisis and highlight colonial and systemic root causes. Additionally, we empower organizations and civil society by offering high-impact educational programs designed to help them fairly lead the way in the ecological transition.
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