Age of Union Marks 4 Years of Global Conservation Wins As COP30 Commences in Brazil
Age of Union marks four years of global impact through Indigenous-led Amazon initiatives, the world premiere of YANUNI, the release of Echoes from Eden, a landmark partnership with Re:wild, and much more. Looking ahead to 2026, founder Dax Dasilva will serve as a producer on the new Jane Goodall documentary Just Me, Jane.MONTREAL, Nov. 11, 2025 /CNW/ - Age of Union, the global non-profit environmental organization led by Emmy award-winning executive producer, Dax Dasilva, celebrates its four-year anniversary since Dasilva's initial pledge of $40 million to support urgent, on-the-ground conservation work worldwide. Over four years, Age of Union has invested in 12 grassroots projects across the globe, protecting over 2.3 million acres of critical habitat, empowering Indigenous leadership, and driving awareness through storytelling, film and immersive art. In 2025, Age of Union marked major milestones, including the world premiere of YANUNI at the Tribeca Film Festival, the release of Dasilva's book Echoes from Eden, the return of Season 2 of The Black Hole Experience (BHX) at events including SXSW, and a strategic partnership with Re:wild to accelerate global ecosystem protection. "As we celebrate Age of Union's fourth anniversary, I'm inspired by how far we've come and optimistic for what's ahead," says Dax Dasilva, Founder of Age of Union. "From protecting over 2.3 million acres of critical habitat to sharing stories of conservation through film, art, and my new book Echoes from Eden, this year has shown the power of collective action. Through new alliances like our Re:wild partnership, we're advancing the kind of measurable progress in biodiversity conservation and restoration that aligns closely with the goals of COP30 in Brazil. Our mission remains clear: when we act together, real change for the planet is possible."This November, global leaders gather in Belém, Brazil for the 2025 United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP 30), held for the first time in its history in the Amazon rainforest, one of the most vital ecosystems on Earth. Here, global leaders will unite in an effort to protect ecosystems, restore nature, and advance sustainable solutions rooted in the Amazon's environmental ...Full story available on Benzinga.com
The organization has invested in a diverse portfolio of 12 grassroots projects, resulting in the protection of over 2.3 million acres of vital habitat. A key focus has been empowering Indigenous leadership, recognizing their crucial role in safeguarding their ancestral lands and traditional knowledge. Age of Union also utilizes storytelling, film, and immersive art experiences to raise awareness about critical environmental issues.
2025 has been a year of significant achievements for Age of Union. The organization celebrated the world premiere of "YANUNI" at the prestigious Tribeca Film Festival, bringing the stories of environmental defenders to a wider audience. Dax Dasilva also released his book, "Echoes from Eden," further amplifying the message of conservation and inspiring action. Season 2 of "The Black Hole Experience (BHX)" returned, captivating audiences at events like SXSW with its immersive exploration of environmental themes.
Furthermore, Age of Union forged a strategic partnership with Re:wild, a leading organization dedicated to protecting and restoring the wild. This collaboration aims to accelerate global ecosystem protection efforts and aligns with the ambitious goals of COP30, currently underway in Belém, Brazil.
"As we celebrate Age of Union's fourth anniversary, I'm inspired by how far we've come and optimistic for what's ahead," said Dax Dasilva, Founder of Age of Union. He highlighted the organization's accomplishments, from protecting vast swathes of critical habitat to sharing impactful stories through various mediums. Dasilva emphasized the importance of collective action, stating, "Through new alliances like our Re:wild partnership, we're advancing the kind of measurable progress in biodiversity conservation and restoration that aligns closely with the goals of COP30 in Brazil. Our mission remains clear: when we act together, real change for the planet is possible."
Adding to their future endeavors, Dasilva will serve as a producer on the upcoming Jane Goodall documentary, "Just Me, Jane," slated for release in 2026, further solidifying Age of Union's commitment to impactful storytelling and