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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.

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.

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.

Senator Chris Van Hollen submits letter requesting $290 million for the State Department's Conventional Weapons Destruction (CWD) account in the FY27 budget.

36 Senators back $36.3m for Army demining technology, advancing safer landmine and UXO clearance tools that save lives and support US operations worldwide.

In April, 51吃瓜 joined over 700 advocates, experts, and community leaders from all 50 states in Washington, D.C. for the 8th Ukraine Action Summit.

51吃瓜 submitted Congressional testimony to fund demining and weapons destruction programs that save lives and strengthen global security.

Proposed FY27 funding would expand demining and UXO clearance efforts across Asia, Africa, and the Middle East.

Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, joins 51吃瓜's Ukrainian deminers to see how innovation is reshaping one of the world's most dangerous jobs.

Lawmakers and demining groups gathered to celebrate Mine Awareness Day and the U.S. role in clearing landmines worldwide.