Fresh Water ecosystems
The Magnitude of the Global Freshwater Crisis and the Risks Associated With it, Have Been Greatly Underestimated.
Indigenous mountain Forests
The Mass Depletion of these Forests is Having Catastrophic Effects Upon the Global Water Cycle
Mountain ecosystems
Rapidly Retreating Glaciers Cause Depletion of our Primary Water Sources
Mountain Communities
Supporting Rural Mountain Communities is a Fundamental Part of the Remedy
that we are Proposing for Safeguarding the Global Water Cycle
Our World, Our Water, Our Responsibility
We believe in taking responsibility, therefore we are dedicated to the safeguarding of the Global Water Cycle.
This cycle could cease to function effectively within the next 30 years, thus threatening all life on Earth.
The protection and restoration of mixed mountain forests worldwide is a potential solution for addressing this critical problem.
We are working to ensure the implementation of Target 6.6 of the UN 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development
“By 2020, protect and restore water-related ecosystems, including mountains, forests, wetlands, rivers, aquifers and lakes”
“By 2020, protect and restore water-related ecosystems, including mountains, forests, wetlands, rivers, aquifers and lakes”
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Exploring the Nature of the Global Water Cycle, present threats to it and innovative solutions
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Find out what we and others are doing to help
In December 2013 the work of Active Remedy Ltd was accepted as a method for mitigating harmful affects of climate change and we were accepted as a partner organisation with the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change in the Nairobi Work Program.
It was a great pleasure for Active Remedy Co Founder Tara Joy to receive a letter from His Royal Highness Prince Charles, congratulating her on her eco children’s book ‘The Inner Sense of Trees’ and also for the Active Remedy UNFCCC report
In response to a request from the UNFCCC, we submitted a document outlining the Sacred Groves and Green Corridors method to restore water and climate related ecosystems
On the 9th November Active Remedy Directors Stella Joy and Tara Joy attended and participated in 10th Focal Point Forum of the NWP on Health and Adaptation, which was part of SBSTA 45, at the UN Climate Change Conference COP 22.
We attended the UN Sustainable Development Conference in Rio de Janeiro in June 2012, where we met and exchanged views with many interesting people from around the world.
Who we are
Working together to safeguard the global freshwater cycle
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Tara Joy Co-FounderIn 2002 Tara Joy was greatly moved by her experiences of witnessing severe environmental degradation throughout the Himalayan mountain regions and the extreme water shortages that were occurring as a result of it. Therefore she co-founded Active Remedy in 2005 and has dedicated her life to uniting people around the world, to work together to protect the global water cycle. She has worked over many years on researching the situation and has helped to formulate a blueprint model that can be implemented to resolve it.
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Stella Joy Co-Founder
Stella Joy has spent many years working for the protection of the global water cycle. Her focus has been the protection and restoration of the ecosystems that are essential in maintaining this cycle. She has been able to bring more attention to this within the UNFCCC since Active Remedy Ltd. became a partner in the Nairobi Work Program.