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"  It seems that the non-profit world has exploded lately, with so many brands offering a charity component, too. Here&amp;#039;s one you probably haven&amp;#039;t heard of: Eco-porn, or porn made and sold to make money for environmental causes. Have sex. Save the world. That&amp;#039;s the tagline for the Berlin-based &amp;quot;erotic, non-profit ecological organization&amp;quot; F**k for Forest as it&amp;#039;s described on their Website, which sells porn to raise money to help save rain forests. The money is currently distributed to small grassroots projects working locally with ecology in Ecuador, Peru, Costa Rica, Brazil and Slovakia. F**k for Forests is also the name of Polish filmmaker Michal Marczak&amp;#039;s documentary about FFF, which recently made its SXSW and was reviewed by the Daily Beast. In describing scenes from the movie, writer Marlow Stern recounts, &amp;quot;In an early scene, a green-haired woman lies face down... Later, the group&amp;#039;s cofounder, Tommy, propositions a random Canadian woman. Before you can say &amp;#039;Fuck for Forest,&amp;#039; the &amp;#039;environmentalist&amp;#039; is taking her from behind as two topless women film him.&amp;quot; We felt we had no choice but to interview FFF group member Natty Mandeau about finding film subjects, the pleasure of getting it on for a good cause and the ultimate FFF goal\u2014sexual anarchy. Cosmo: How did you come up with the idea for FFF? FFF: We wanted to experiment with our own sexuality in a free love relationship and wished to do something for nature. We could see that most of the time people use sex to get attention for bullshit products and ideas that also many times shows a suppressed relationship to bodies and sex. A naked body is in many cultures considered offensive, while we poison our waters and destroy nature and animal life without remorse or respect. Maybe this disconnection and alienation of our bodies and sexuality is a mirror of how we are disconnected to nature outside ourselves? Cosmo: So explain exactly how does it work? FFF: We upload erotic movies and photos of ourselves and friends. You can also send us your self-made material. The only criteria is that you must be over 18 years old and have fun. Then everyone who participates gets an access to the member area on the Website where you can watch everything. If you do not participate but still wish to watch, you need to give a money donation for the ecological part of FFF. Cosmo: Did FFF invent the concept of eco porn? FFF: As far we know FFF is the first and only organization that uses the term eco porn or collects money through showing sex for a good cause. We know about an organization in France that got inspired by FFF that&amp;#039;s pretty close to the concept. Cosmo:How do you find participants?  FFF: Life gives you lovers. As we live FFF as a lifestyle and philosophy, we always have some flyers and a camera with us, so you can meet people everywhere. In the streets, at a party, friends that want us to meet their friends. They&amp;#039;re always very spontaneous, unplanned moments when we film, just documenting what is happening. Cosmo: Have you ever encountered a negative response from when you&amp;#039;re offering a donation because of the way you raise the money?  FFF: The Norwegian rainforest foundation said yes at first, and later turned us down when FFF got too much media attention on their stage performance with The Cumshots. The WWF in Norway and the Netherlands refused donations from us, too. Cosmo: And the reaction to the film from the general public?  FFF: Most are pretty good as the film looks really beautiful, but it&amp;#039;s not all real: For example when he made us visit the Bora tribe, we experienced something Tommy and Leona had learned many years ago. The director made it look like the disappointment of seeing how hard it can be to protect nature would break us apart. That&amp;#039;s far from the truth. Cosmo: And your long-term goals for FFF? FFF: To make sexual, ecological and spiritual anarchy. Want more from Jessica? Follow her on Twitter. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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