Can you tell us a little about atlasGO? atlasGO is a company that strives to create positive change in the world, one activity at a time. We based our mission and goals on the 3 pillars of atlasGO…

As part of our campaign to end the Deforestation Crisis in Bolivia, Well Beings is supporting local indigenous communities who are protectors of the Amazon. Your support is helping provide two freshwater wells…

Torrential rain swept across Australia's east coast over the weekend after years of drought — putting out two of the biggest and longest-burning bushfires in the country’s populous region of New South Wales. What do we really know about these wildfires and how this cycle of drought and deluge might be connected to deforestation and climate change? Here are some important facts about wildfires, deforestation, and climate change, which all have an impact on the homes and habitats of many people and animals.

We don't know, but humans helping to save quokka homes and habitats is probably high on the list! These adorable marsupials occupy a number of different habitats, including semi-arid scrub forests. In fact, many animals consider forests home.

More than we might think.

That's because when we burn fossil fuels, carbon is converted to carbon dioxide (CO2) and released into the air. Like most things, that's not so bad when it happens in moderation.

And also some important fact about wildfires, deforestation, and climate change, which according to National Geographic, all have an impact on the homes and habitats of animals just like this.

Did you know that the recent bushfires in Australia were so immense that they could be seen from space? New animation from NASA shows the global impact of the fires along with other extreme natural disasters around the world from the past year.

Recently, Well Beings partnered with Maison de Mode to host a Climate for Change event in NYC where we showcased brands we love to support - brands that value and respect both animals and the environment.

It was a beautiful benefit at a beautiful private estate which is also home to over 50 animals, many of whom are rescues. The crowd was both inspired and humbled by the innovative programs spotlighted by Well Beings.