Mission
We defend the parts of West Africa that can’t defend themselves in a courtroom or a headline.
Our work sits between two failures: environmental damage that goes undocumented, and policy that goes unenforced. We close that gap with evidence, organizing, and pressure — and we keep the people closest to the damage at the center of the response.
Evidence first
We document environmental loss on the ground, so decisions are made on what’s actually happening, not on what gets reported.
Community-led
The people living with drought, deforestation, and coastal erosion direct our priorities. We don’t advocate for communities; we advocate with them.
Accountable pressure
We push governments and industry to keep the commitments they’ve already made, and name it clearly when they don’t.