91大神

91大神's Colombia, Sri Lanka, and the Solomon Islands programs show how landmine clearance and risk education help communities to protect ecosystems.

In the mountains of Valle del Cauca, a community has been impacted by years of violent conflict. Families were displaced and lives were lost. Once the fighting stopped, HALO teams were able to come in and work with the community members to help rebuild their lives and their hope for the future.

This World Elephant Day, discover how landmine clearance is helping protect one of Africa's largest elephant populations and the communities who share their land.

HALO clears landmines from Angola's Okavango headwaters to restore wilderness, aid wildlife recovery, and support conservation-based development

HALO's work in Somalia and Somaliland combines explosive ordnance clearance with environmental restoration, restoring ecosystems and rebuilding livelihoods.

Discover the lives we've changed in 2024, thanks to the help of our donors. From the forests of Angola, to the schools of Cambodia, and the villages of Ukraine.

V芒nia Borges, HALO Angola's Environment Officer, describes HALO's work in Angola's ecologically vital Cubango鈥揙kavango River Basin.

HALO is working with a unique community of monks in northern Cambodia to safeguard the remaining forests for use by the community. Learn more about the project.

HALO is working to restore the environment and livelihoods of local people in the Horn of Africa through the cultivation of frankincense trees.

HALO teams in Somaliland have discovered what they believe is a very rare Somali chameleon. Check out the photo of this beautiful and elusive lizard.