Our friends from the Rainforest Alliance have some exciting news!

According to researchers at Penn State and Rutgers University, environmental changes in East Africa that occurred approximately 2 million years ago

With our wonky summer forecasts, rain is often been on the plate at least five days a week. But as the storms progress from mediocre to worse, its good to know how to keep ourselves safe.

We would like to send our congratulations to the president of the Rainforest Alliance, Tensie Whelan, who has been honored with a James Beard Foundation Leadership Award.

The Rainforest Alliance has recently validated the first CarbonFix project in North America. This project aims to reforest degraded lands in order to obtain carbon credits

It seems like summer is just starting, as we finally veer towards the warmer weather. We’re also starting to pay more attention to our gardens and lawns, so making good decisions is imperative to maintaining the greenest of your great outdoors.

Though we might not think of it as readily as shutting out the lights, conserving water is just as essential for doing better for our planet.

In December, the Rainforest Alliance held their annual Cupping for Quality event, and we have the results to share! The short version: Peru and Kenya are on top!

If you’re getting sick of the cold weather, you can blame the hot summer that just passed. New research suggests that particularly hot summers cause really cold winters.

An exciting achievement in our midst: Caribou Coffee has become the first coffeehouse in the US to source all of its coffee from Rainforest Alliance Certified farms.