Natural climate solutions are at the heart of our work. We help protect and restore ecosystems that are key to preventing climate breakdown
Our oceans are in peril. From restoring coastlines to exploring the deep sea, our programs and partnerships aim to protect the ocean at a global scale
What if nature and people could thrive in the same place, forever? Our work protects nature so that it can help deliver sustainable development for all
People need nature — and for over 30 years, Conservation International has worked to protect it. Through cutting-edge science, innovative policy and global reach, we work to protect the nature that we rely on for food, fresh water and livelihoods.
From analyzing climate impacts to developing new conservation technology, scientists at Conservation International stayed busy this year as they worked to help stop climate breakdown and biodiversity loss. Here are a few breakthroughs from 2021.
Nature saw ups and downs in 2021, and Conservation News was there for it all. This month, we are revisiting some of the most significant stories of the past year.
In 2021, Conservation News covered how nature has helped communities stay afloat during the pandemic — and why conservation is critical for public health. Here are some of our most-read stories of the year.
The Chinese government on Tuesday pledged US$ 230 million in a new fund to support biodiversity conservation in developing countries, news media reported.
In partnership with Conservation International, chefs in Hawaiʻi are cooking up creative ways to control invasive species populations.
The global goal to protect nearly a third of Earth’s land and sea could help or hurt Indigenous peoples depending on how it is achieved.
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