2024-10-01T09:38:58-07:00 2023-12-31 301058648 100 Degrees Consulting PO Box 222 Clarence Center NY 14032 990 2023-01-01 852588841 ONE EARTH PHILANTHROPY ONEE 2123782807 8611 Washington Boulevard Ste 8633 Culver City CA 90232 Justin Winters President, Co-Founder, ED 2123782807 2024-10-01 1 1 Stephanie Skryzowski P02017753 6786324534 2024-10-01 2023 2024-10-15 13:58:12Z Justin Winters 8611 Washington Boulevard Suite 8633 Culver City CA 90232 6042288 0 X www.oneearth.org X 2020 CA One Earth's mission is to empower everyone, everywhere, with the knowledge, inspiration, and opportunity to heal the Earth and reclaim our future. We turn knowledge into action by identifying and promoting the most effective climate and biodiversity solutions to shape policy, guide investments, support grassroots organizations, and galvanize a global movement dedicated to regenerating our one Earth. 6 5 16 7 0 0 5340643 5053126 5000 26000 0 -32509 0 4437 5345643 5051054 2390014 2303104 0 0 1648046 1894513 0 0 324640 1450107 1625562 5488167 5823179 -142524 -772125 4706240 2369875 1759543 193143 2946697 2176732 One Earth's mission is to empower everyone, everywhere, with the knowledge, inspiration, and opportunity to heal the Earth and reclaim our future. We turn knowledge into action by identifying and promoting the most effective climate and biodiversity solutions to shape policy, guide investments, support grassroots organizations, and galvanize a global movement dedicated to regenerating our one Earth. 0 0 4998547 2303104 26000 One Earth has three focus areas - Knowledge through Science, Opportunity through Action, and Inspiration through Storytelling - that work together to drive collective action for the Earth. Knowledge through Science: The interconnected crises of climate change and biodiversity loss threaten the stability of our planet's ecosystems and all life. Despite growing awareness, effective pathways to address these challenges remain unclear, often leading to fragmented, insufficient, and sometimes counterproductive efforts. One Earth collaborates with leading experts to develop scientific models and solution pathways designed to limit global temperature rise to 1.5 degrees C. Our approach focuses on three pillars of collective action that put nature and people at the center of the transformation that's necessary: Transitioning to 100% renewable energy for all Protecting, connecting, and restoring 50% of the Earth's lands and oceans Shifting to net-zero food and fiber systems By providing clear, science-backed guidance that honors the life-systems of our planet, we empower a wide array of stakeholders to take informed action on long-lasting solutions. Our groundbreaking One Earth climate model provides a roadmap to limit global temperature rise to 1.5 degrees C using currently available technologies. The model, titled "Achieving the Paris Climate Agreement Goals" (Teske et al. 2019), outlines the least-cost pathways for decarbonizing our energy system and highlights the critical role forests and agricultural systems can play. Part 2 of the model (Teske et al. 2022) provides decarbonization strategies for all major industries with unprecedented granularity. The climate model provided the basis for One Earth's three pillar solution approach and our framework of 76 distinct solutions for solving the climate crisis and building a resilient future. One Earth spearheaded the development of The Global Safety Net (GSN), the first comprehensive global-scale analysis of terrestrial areas crucial for biodiversity and climate resilience. Most of the biodiversity-focused science work at One Earth informs the scientific layers and approach of the Global Safety Net project. Opportunity through Action: Increasingly, more people and institutions want to use their time, resources, and influence to drive positive change for the planet. However, the lack of clarity and understanding about the most impactful and available solutions - that center nature and equity - is hindering the ability to drive transformative change at both a local and global scale. We turn our solutions-focused science into accessible, actionable tools to equip a diverse range of individuals and organizations with the knowledge and resources needed to drive greater impact across Earth's 185 bioregions. The One Earth Solutions Framework Identifies the 76 most effective climate and nature-based solutions across our three pillars and uniquely integrates a series of intersectional themes and levers of change to ensure that the well-being of people, especially marginalized communities, and nature is at the heart of the global transition. The Solutions Framework, available on the One Earth website, can empower stakeholders at all levels by informing policy, driving collective action, guiding strategic investments, and accelerating capital flow toward the most effective, high-impact solutions essential for building a regenerative, low-carbon future. We created an interactive global map (GlobalSafetyNet.app) that allows users to explore the GSN data for any location and helps identify priority areas for biodiversity and carbon storage that need to be protected, restored, and connected. The One Earth Navigator is an interactive globe that allows users to explore Earth's bioregions, ecoregions, and iconic species, and discover community-driven, place-based projects that are powerful examples of real-world solutions-in-action. Inspiration through Storytelling: Climate nihilism has unfortunately gone viral, particularly among younger generations. Recent studies reveal that while most people acknowledge climate change is occurring, many believe that worst-case scenarios are inevitable. A few years ago, "climate deniers" were derailing progress, but today the greatest threat to solving climate change is a widespread and pervasive sense of hopelessness. We leverage the power of digital media and storytelling to transform eco-anxiety into climate action, educating and inspiring our diverse global community to actively participate in creating a just and vibrant future. Through the diverse voices and perspectives of One Earth's global network of contributors, we've built a vast digital ecosystem of educational and inspirational content available on the One Earth website. The content is organized by an intuitive category tagging system, making it easy for visitors to discover innovative place-based solutions, demystify climate and biodiversity science, explore Earth's bioregions and iconic species, and read stories about the leaders and communities that are implementing the solutions we need now. We've produced over 250 short-form videos showcasing the stories of everyday heroes in communities around the world, the changemakers who are implementing solutions to the climate crisis, and the immense beauty of our planet's cultural and biological diversity. 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Sacred Rainforest Sites of Indonesia's Dayak Taboyan 10000 Wire 0 East Asia and the Pacific Protecting Dugongs and Seagrass in Pantar Island Marine Protected Area 10000 Wire 0 East Asia and the Pacific Restoring Marine Biodiversity in Indonesia Through Women Fishmongers 24813 Wire 0 East Asia and the Pacific Protecting Spoon-Billed Sandpiper in Vietnam through Community-led Conservation Efforts 48787 Wire 0 East Asia and the Pacific Protecting Javan Gibbons by Educating the Next Generation of Indonesian Conservationists 8000 Wire 0 Europe (including Iceland and Greenland) Supporting a Regenerative Agri-touristic Center in the Alpine Region of Switzerland 25000 Wire 0 North America (including Canada and Mexico, but not the United States) Fostering Local Stewardship in the Manatee Biocultural Corridor of the Yucatan Peninsula 51000 Wire 0 North America (including Canada and Mexico, but not the United States) Revaluing and Strengthening the Production of Nahua Backyard Gardens for Healthy Diets in Northeastern Mountains of Puebla, Mexico 50000 Wire 0 North America (including Canada and Mexico, but not the United States) Achieving Food Sovereignty for Mayan Farmers through Agroecology; Integrating Science and Traditional Practices to Bolster the Livelihoods of Farmers in Southern Mexico 7127 Wire 0 North America (including Canada and Mexico, but not the United States) Protecting the Arctic Basin & Ocean from Toxic Tar Sand Tailings 30000 Wire 0 North America (including Canada and Mexico, but not the United States) Protecting the Arctic by Combining Inuit Knowledge and Scientific Research 25000 Wire 0 North America (including Canada and Mexico, but not the United States) Empowering Zapotec Communities to Protect Ancestral Seed Diversity 25000 Wire 0 North America (including Canada and Mexico, but not the United States) Accelerating Climate Solutions in Canada Through Indigenous Leadership 15000 Wire 0 North America (including Canada and Mexico, but not the United States) Protecting Gray Whale Birthing Lagoons in Baja California, Mexico, through Women-Led Restoration 15000 Wire 0 South America Protecting Ancestral Rainforest Territory through Intercultural Education; Pioneering a New Model of Indigenous-led Conservation in the Upper Amazon; Biocultural Entrepreneurs in the Upper Ecuadorian Amazon 40508 Wire 0 South America Marching in Brasilia in Defense and Protection of Amazonian Biomes 15000 Wire 0 South America Skill Building for Community Land Use Planning in the Andes Amazon Corridor 15000 Wire 0 South America Empowering Women as They Reforest their Land in the Brazilian Amazon 20000 Wire 0 South America Empowering Indigenous-led Communications and Storytelling to Protect the Amazon Rainforest 30000 Wire 0 South America Restoring Land and Knowledge: Production of Native Seedlings by Indigenous Women in the Pantanal 10000 Wire 0 South America Restoring Coastal Mangroves and Indigenous Livelihoods in Ecuador 25000 Wire 0 South America Training Divers in the Colombian Pacific to Protect Marine Biodiversity 26000 Wire 0 South America Repopulating Ashaninka Forests with Native Butterflies to Diversify Diet and Economy 40000 Wire 0 South America Preserving Peru's Biocultural Heritage through the Quechua-led Andean Potato Park; Building Food Security by Training a New Generation of Agroecological Farmers in Colombia 7127 Wire 0 South America Recovering Waterways through Tree-planting in Degraded Habitats 10000 Wire 0 South America Strengthening Women's Leadership at the Amazon Living School 25000 Wire 0 South America Regenerative Ocean Farming Pilot, and Protecting and Restoring the Last Native Forests of Gran Chaco in Argentina 15825 Wire 0 South America Library Forest, Restoring a Pocket of South American Temperate Rainforest 25000 Wire 0 South America Revitalizing Wayana Food Sovereignty in Suriname for a Healthier Community 15000 Wire 0 South Asia Restoring Forests and Community Farms Across Tamil Nadu, India 25000 Wire 0 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Mozambique 30000 Wire 0 Sub-Saharan Africa Saving Nigeria's Critically Endangered Niger Delta Red Colobus Monkey 25000 Wire 0 Sub-Saharan Africa Enhancing Food Sovereignty By Cultivating Traditional Crops in South Africa 30000 Wire 0 Sub-Saharan Africa Regenerating Communities and Empowering Women through Agroforestry in Kasese, Uganda 50000 Wire 0 Sub-Saharan Africa Strengthening Land Tenure Security in a Maasai Community in Tanzania 35000 Wire 0 Sub-Saharan Africa Restoring the Itombwe Rainforest through Community Action in the DR Congo 50000 Wire 0 Sub-Saharan Africa Restoring Ancestral Rangelands of Pastoralists in Samburu, Northern Kenya 28260 Wire 0 Sub-Saharan Africa Protecting Black Rhinos in Kenya by Empowering an All-Women Ranger Unit 25000 Wire 0 51 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 Schedule F, Part I, Line 2 Proper use of grant funds is monitored by maintaining a close, continuous working relationship with the grantees, as well as by reviewing reports (when appropriate) and witnessing the work of the projects and programs the grant funds supported. 1 Deep Medicine Circle PO Box 19125 Oakland CA 94619 862763469 501c3 15000 Healing the Earth By Restoring Indigenous Land in California Fibershed PO Box 221 San Geronimo CA 94963 453055196 501c3 17905 Preserving the Navajo Agro-Pastoral Lifeway: an Indigenous-led Navajo-Churro Wool Cooperative InOurHands 41 East Rd Westminster MA 01473 821569093 501c3 10000 Providing Shelter and Warmth to the Great Plains Tribes through a Novel, Sustainable Housing Technology National Marine Life Center 120 Main Street Buzzards Bay MA 02532 043290276 501c3 25500 Enhancing Care and Rehabilitation for Endangered Sea Turtles in Cape Cod Vibrant Data Labs 2151 1/2 Stuart St Berkeley CA 94705 462550705 892050 Climate Finance Tracker: To develop an interactive, visually searchable map of the corporate accountability ecosystem (focused on nature), including global and local NGOs WECAN International 775 East Blithedale Avenue 384 Mill Valley CA 94941 371702450 501c3 15000 Regenerating Ecological Practices of Indigenous Women in the Gulf South Zero Foodprint 96 Jessie Street San Fernando CA 91340 473642630 501c3 10000 Restore California, A Dedicated BIPOC Fund to Implement Regenerative Agriculture Practices 6 0 Schedule I, Part I, Line 2 Proper use of grant funds is monitored by maintaining a close, continuous working relationship with the grantees, as well as by reviewing reports (when appropriate) and witnessing the work of the projects and programs the grant funds supported. 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X 3 2227737 FMV 0 0 0 0 Form 990, Part VI, Section B, Line 11b A full copy of the Form 990 is provided to the entire board prior to filing with the Internal Revenue Service. Form 990, Part VI, Section B, Line 12c Each director, principal officer, and member of a committee with board-delegated powers annually signs a Conflict of Interest disclosure statement; in addition, these individuals have an on-going duty to disclose any potential or actual conflicts of interest. Should a potential conflict be identified, the conflicted individual has the opportunity to disclose to the board all material facts; thereafter, the conflicted individual leaves the board meeting while the determination of conflict of interest is discussed and voted upon. Should the board determine an actual conflict of interest exists, the board exercises due diligence to determine whether the organization can obtain (with reasonable efforts) a more advantageous transactions or arrangement form a person or entity that would not give rise to a conflict of interest. If a more advantageous transaction or arrangement is not reasonably possible under circumstances not producing a conflict of interest, the board shall determine by a majority vote of the directors then in office (without counting the vote of the interested director or directors), whether the transaction is in the organization's best interest, for its own benefit, and whether it is fair and reasonable. The proceedings are recorded in the minutes of the board meeting. Form 990, Part VI, Section B, Line 15 Compensation for the executive director is established by independent voting members of the board of directors (as the executive director is also voting member of the board), who utilizes comparability data (including compensation surveys/studies and form 990s of other organizations) for similarly situated employees in similar organizations and geographic regions to substantiate its decision. This process is recorded in the board meeting minutes. Form 990, Part VI, Section C, Line 19 The organization makes its governing documents, conflict of interest policy, and financial statements available upon request. Form 990, Part IX, Line 11g Communication, PR, Marketing - 356,919; Graphic Design and Video - 19,326; Organizational Strategy - 120,000; Program Consultant - 356,521; Website and IT - 107,617 Filed extension