Are you a force for nature? Take the quiz. conservation.org/quizzes/what-f…

Congratulations to the 2024 The Goldman Environmental Prize winners! Discover the stories of seven grassroots environmental leaders who prove that ordinary people can have an extraordinary impact on the planet. 🏆🌎 #GoldmanPrize goldmanprize.org/2024

Countries around the world are trying to bring fish populations back from the brink after decades of overfishing. But some marine protected areas are falling short with a certain type of fish. Here’s why. conservation.org/blog/why-are-s…

Biodiversity conservation, ecosystems restauration et climate adaptation & mitigation by communities, with communities for communities is in the center of Conservation Intl Gala in New York that what demonstrated by his CEO M Sanjayan thank you for your leadership ✊🏾

Conservation International 💚 @ShaileneWoodley

“While some of you stand with me, most of you turn your backs on me. But I am resilient. Let me grow. We can solve your climate problem, together.”

#NatureIsSpeaking and the time to listen is NOW. Our future depends on it. @ShaileneWoodley

Protecting biodiversity is not enough. To improve the quality of life for humanity, we must protect nature.Peter Seligmann

The Tropical Andes is one of the most biodiverse regions in the world. Conservation Intl works with local communities to develop strategies for long-term, inclusive, and sustainable development of the region.

Weekend read: @Vogue's Freya Drohan recaps our 2024 gala. 
'Conservation International Honors The Bezos Earth Fund’s $10 Billion Pledge to Protect the Planet'
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Mangroves are carbon-storing superstars, but once lost they are difficult to restore.

An innovative Conservación Internacional Costa Rica effort to restore mangroves in Costa Rica’s Gulf of Nicoya could mean renewed hope for coastal ecosystems around the world.

Studies show that when Indigenous peoples have the right to govern their land, biodiversity increases and forests are protected. Explore three stories about Indigenous peoples protecting the nature they rely on.
conservation.org/blog/3-ways-in…

For Menani Kaitoga, the harvest of honey is sweet in more ways than one.

Through her beekeeping, Menani achieved financial stability and put her eight children through school. Today she’s advocating for women and girls to follow in her footsteps.
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Last night, we honored two leaders who make the world a better place by safeguarding the planet’s most precious spaces. Congratulations to Bezos Earth Fund Chair Jeff Bezos and Vice Chair Lauren Sánchez on your Global Visionary Award!

Dwarfgobies are the most diverse genus of all fish. The recent discovery of a new species of dwarfgoby is helping scientists piece together what’s behind their immense variety — and what that could tell us about evolution in the sea. conservation.org/blog/biologist…

We're thrilled to honor Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez with the Global Visionary Award for their work through the Bezos Earth Fund. Thank you, Jeff and Lauren, for helping protect our planet’s future.

If you missed the premiere of #ChangingPlanetPBS year 3, don’t worry. Catch up with Conservation Intl CEO Dr. M Sanjayan on his journey. He’s headed to the Maldives to take part in a world-first collaboration that could be the key to restoring reefs.

Watch now on PBS in the U.S.

Marine protected areas are great for helping fish populations rebound — but a new study shows that some protected areas are failing to help one particular type of fish: adults. One researcher calls the study “a wake-up call.” conservation.org/blog/why-are-s…

The wait is over: #ChangingPlanetPBS year 3 premieres TODAY @ 8/7c on PBS in the U.S.

In the third year of his 7-year journey, Conservation Intl CEO Dr. M Sanjayan visits the Maldives to take an in-depth look at coral reefs and the efforts to help them survive #climatechange .