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Answering Your LFA Questions
Terra.do's Learning for Action fellowship (LFA) is our flagship 12-week course. Here, we'll answer some common questions about the program.
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So Youâre Ready to Step Up on Climate Action. Now What?
Folks ready to learn and do more about climate change have an array of options to get started. What are their respective pros and cons, and how does Terra.do stack up?
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Meet the Woylies: The Tiny Marsupial That Rebuilds Forests
A one-kilogram Australian marsupial moves six tonnes of soil a year and rebuilds whole forests. Our next Learning for Action cohort carries its name. Here's why.
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What Climate Solutions Get Wrong About Gender
Women have long shaped how communities adapt to a changing climate. Embracing women-led solutions and collective action helps build a sustainable future for everyone.
Meet the Vendace: The Ice Age Fish That Refused to Disappear
The vendace survived the ice age, then nearly vanished from every lake it called home. Our next LFA cohort carries its name. Here's why.
Meet the Uakaris: What the Amazonâs Red-Faced Primate Teaches Us About Climate Action
Meet the Uakaris. Why we named our newest climate fellowship cohort after this vulnerable Amazonian species and how their survival relies on the same connectivity needed to solve climate change.
Highlights from the LFA Open House & Meet the Uakaris
From "Do I need a Master's?" to pivoting mid-careerâwe answer the hard questions from our latest Open House. Plus, meet the Uakaris cohort.
Why We Do What We Do: Finding Clarity, Connection, and Courage with LFA Lead Instructor Tarah Foster
LFA Instructor Tarah Foster transforms knowledge into systemic action through clarity, connection, and confidence. Find your unique, sustainable role in the crisis.
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