News

A new study published in the journal Nature reveals that if forests are allowed to regenerate naturally, they can capture more carbon than previously thought, depending on factors like climate, soil and land slope.

Today filmmakers behind the Webby Award-winning film “Nature Now” released #ImagineFor1Minute, a mesmerizing short film with a simple message - it’s time to talk about the future we want.

Conservation International Vice President of International Policy Lina Barrera issued a statement in response to the release of the United Nation’s Global Biodiversity Outlook 5 report today.

Coral reefs are thriving across the high seas in unexpected places reveals a new study.

Conservation International today shared the following remarks on the passing of Ted Halstead, the founder of the Climate Leadership Council (CLC), of which Conservation International is a Founding Member. Conservation International also sends its deepest condolences to Ted’s family and to the teams he led, including CLC and Americans for Carbon Dividends.

Conservation International Director of the Indigenous and Traditional People Program and member of the Kankanaey-Igorot Indigenous group, Minnie Degawan, issued a statement to raise awareness of COVID-19 cases among remote Indigenous communities.

Conservation International CEO Dr. M. Sanjayan issued the following statement on the passing of Indigenous rights’ advocate Chief Aritana Yawalapiti, who succumbed to COVID-19 on August 5, 2020.

New study details four strategies as part of a framework governments can use to prevent pandemics – reducing deforestation, controlling illegal wildlife trade, improving veterinary practices and early detection.

Conservation International CEO Dr. M. Sanjayan issued the following statement on the second New Nature Economy report released today by the World Economic Forum.

Hindou Oumarou Ibrahim has joined Conservation International’s Board of Directors.