Greenpeace actively campaigns worldwide to protect forests, aiming to halt deforestation and degradation. Our efforts concentrate on critical regions like Indonesia, the Amazon, the Congo Basin, and the Boreal forest.

Collaborating with Indigenous Peoples and allies, we hold accountable companies that destroy forests and governments that fail to safeguard them.

At the BSR Conference 2016, Ken Powell, CEO and Chairman of General Mills, shared insights on bold leadership.

He also highlighted General Mills' strong commitment to sustainability initiatives.

Aron Cramer, President and CEO of BSR, opened the BSR Conference 2016.

His address highlighted the importance of reinventing sustainable business practices.

On International Women's Day, we highlight the persistent gaps in gender equality. We also recognize the significant opportunities that empowering women presents for business growth and innovation.

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` `BSR Vice President Laura Gitman reflected on the BSR Conference 2015.` `She identified "duality" as the event's central theme.`

The BSR Conference 2015 hosted a panel discussion on the pivotal role businesses play in shaping a low-carbon future.

Panelists included Edward Cameron (BSR), Nigel Topping (We Mean Business), and Hannah Jones (NIKE, Inc.). The session was moderated by Joel Makower (GreenBiz Group Inc.).

The BSR Conference 2015 concluded with a significant closing plenary address.

This keynote was delivered by Judith Rodin, President of The Rockefeller Foundation, offering valuable perspectives to attendees.

At the BSR Conference 2015, we interviewed Judith Rodin, President of The Rockefeller Foundation.

Our discussion focused on resilient leadership across communities, cities, nations, and businesses.

We interviewed Nigel Topping, CEO of We Mean Business.

Our discussion focused on climate leadership and how collaboration fosters resilience.

Robert Reich delivered a plenary address.

He is the Chancellor’s Professor of Public Policy at the University of California, Berkeley, and a Senior Fellow at the Blum Center for Developing Economies.

This year's BSR/GlobeScan State of Sustainable Business Survey gathered insights from nearly 300 business leaders across 152 global companies.

Its findings underscore a critical need for renewed commitment to bold direction and decisive action in sustainable business practices.

Mina Guli, CEO of Thirst, is an athlete and advocate dedicated to water conservation. She ran 40 marathons across seven continents to raise global awareness about the urgent water crisis.

Guli shared her powerful message and experiences at the BSR Conference 2016, where she delivered an address.

Lindsay Levin, founder and partner of Leaders' Quest, offers insights into the qualities defining a bold leader.

She explores the essential attributes required for effective leadership in both current and future global landscapes.

Kevin Rudd, Australia's 26th Prime Minister, is a prominent figure in international policy.

He currently serves as President of the Asia Society Policy Institute.

Rudd discusses the critical need for bold climate leadership.

Former U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry moderated a panel featuring distinguished experts.

Panelists included former U.S. Secretary of Energy Ernest Moniz; Jonathan Pershing, former U.S. State Department’s Special Envoy for Climate Change; and Heather Zichal, former Deputy Assistant to the President for Energy and Climate Change. Also participating were Tony Earley, former CEO and current Executive Chair of the Board, PG&E Corporation, and Mark Boling, CEO, 2CNRG.

Sadie-Phoenix Lavoie, a 22-year-old Anishnabe woman from Sagkeeng First Nation, co-chairs the Onjisay Aki Youth Climate Summit. She is pursuing a BA in Indigenous Studies at the University of Winnipeg, serves as VP External for the UW Students' Association, and co-founded Red Rising Magazine.

The First Peoples-led Onjisay Aki Youth Climate Summit was held at Turtle Lodge from September 16-19, 2016. On International Peace Day eve (September 21, 2016), participating youth released a spiritually-informed statement for international peace and healing.

For more summit details, visit http://www.turtlelodge.org/event-view/2379/. The full statement can be found at http://www.turtlelodge.org/2016/09/onjisay-aki-youth-knowledge-keeper-statement-turtle-lodge-sagkeeng-first-nation-september-19-2016/.

Dave Courchene (Leading Earth Man) introduces Onjisay Aki, an Anishinabe term meaning "a changing Earth." This concept reflects the Original Peoples' millennia-long presence and the urgent need for humanity to adapt as our planet transforms. It also signifies a collective journey we must undertake.

Our ancestors established a path rooted in Indigenous values of respect, guiding us toward healthy relationships with each other and the Earth. Future generations depend on us to follow this trail of peace. A video, created with filmmakers Ian Mauro (Prairie Climate Centre) and Marcel Kreutzer (University of Winnipeg), further explains Onjisay Aki.

Discover more at www.turtlelodge.org and join The Turtle Lodge on Facebook.

The first Igniting the Fire Gathering, initiated by Elder Dave Courchene, occurred in 2006 at Manitou Api, a sacred site in Manitoba's Whiteshell Provincial Park. This event, featuring Elders Robin Greene and Don Cardinal, reunited Original Peoples, with turtles symbolizing new life and Indigenous rebirth.

Now an annual event by Turtle Lodge, Igniting the Fire is open to all cultures, bringing nations to Manitou Api to share knowledge and ceremonies, with Elders transferring wisdom to youth. Attendance grew from 350 in 2006. Documentaries, including *The 8th Fire* (www.the8thfire.org), have featured the event. For more, visit Igniting the Fire or Dave Courchene Jr.