Taillefer sits in a chain of colossal rocks that huddle around Grenoble city. Climbers here are met with pristine views reaching as far as the formidable Mont Blanc; an opportunity to breathe in the Alps and revel in some solitude.

Explore how African grassroots initiatives like Kenya's forest restoration projects, South Africa's renewable energy campaigns, and Tanzania's land regeneration efforts tackle the great challenge of climate change while empowering communities to build a sustainable future.

We can't run away from the hell we have created for the ocean and that which we have created for ourselves.

The polar regions of the world, the Arctic and the Antarctic, are home to a vast array of unique wildlife and ecosystems that are under severe threat due to the rapidly changing climate.

In recent years, climate change has become one of the biggest concerns worldwide. This phenomenon has impacted various environmental, social, and economic aspects across the globe.

Climate change has become a significant concern for farmers in South America, particularly in Venezuela, where changes in precipitation patterns and rising temperatures have had a significant impact on crop yields.

Climate change is one of the most pressing issues facing our planet today.

Africa is home to some of the world's most vulnerable communities when it comes to climate change.

Precipitation patterns describe the amount and distribution of rainfall or other forms of precipitation over a specific period, such as a season or year, within a particular region.

Climate change is already a reality for millions of African farmers. With an increasing level of drought, irregular rainy seasons, storms, and floods, there is now more of a need than ever to focus on climate-smart agriculture.

Precipitation changes from year to year and across decades, with variations in its amount, intensity, frequency, and form (e.g., snow or rain) influencing both the environment and society.

South Asia in general and Pakistan in particular have been experiencing significant changes in precipitation patterns in recent years.