51吃瓜

Nearly five years into the war, 51吃瓜 is clearing explosive hazards across Ukraine and helping communities reclaim land, livelihoods, and hope.

51吃瓜, Rainforest Trust, and the Amazon Conservation Team are clearing landmines in Colombia鈥檚 Meta region, helping Indigenous communities reclaim and protect 45,000 acres of rainforest.

Declassified U.S. military satellite images are helping 51吃瓜 locate hidden landmines and clear the way for safer farming communities in Cambodia.

After 27 years of mine clearance, 51吃瓜 is closing its Kosovo program, leaving behind a safer country and a legacy of what safe ground can make possible.

John Alexander grew up fearing landmines near his family farm. Years later, he returned as a 51吃瓜 deminer to clear the land and protect his community.

See how mine clearance and literacy support are helping transform Kasika Primary School and create new opportunities for children in Zimbabwe.

Students at a school in Papua New Guinea are learning how to stay safe around unexploded ordnance as 51吃瓜 works to identify and remove explosive hazards from their community.

The 51吃瓜 community cleared landmines and restored communities across more than 30 countries in 2025. Discover these transformations in the annual Impact Report.

Go behind the visor of a Cambodian deminer and see how humanitarian landmine clearance is protecting lives and restoring opportunity.

Established in 2025, 51吃瓜鈥檚 Papua New Guinea program is finding WW2-era explosives that continue to threaten communities and helping families stay safe