We protect nature for the benefit of humanity. We spotlight and secure the most important places in nature for the climate, for biodiversity and for people.
The rosewood tree provides the scent to some of your favorite perfumes, but years of overharvesting pushed it toward extinction.
Now, with support from @ConservationOrg, @CaminoVerde & @SERNANP, communities are showing that harvesting rosewood doesn't contribute to its threat.
3 years, the same land, and a new future.
@CIColombia is helping restore Hulia's forests, farms, and communities — building resilient, healthier soils and bringing wildlife back to the landscape. #InternationalCoffeeDay
Rising temperatures, erratic rainfall & disease threaten coffee — and the millions of farmers who grow it.
But with the right tools, like climate-resilient trees and sustainable practices, farmers are adapting to a warming world. #InternationalCoffeeDayconservation.org/news/100-mi…
A powerful symbol of hope hatched in Colombia’s lush Huila landscape.
There are less than 1,000 black & chestnut eagles left in the wild, but forest restoration & sustainable coffee-growing practices are helping this endangered bird of prey soar again. #InternationalCoffeeDay
For thousands of years, Peru’s coastal communities have ridden the waves on caballitos de totora — reed boats woven by hand. In Huanchaco, the tradition lives on, supported by healthy wetlands where the reeds grow.
In celebration of #NationalCoffeeDay, meet Raina Lang, @ConservationOrg’s Managing Director, Sustainable Coffee, and hear how an unexpected conversation with a coffee farmer helped shape her path in conservation.
A blue of movement. A flash of fur. The glint of eyes in the dark.
Deep in the mountains of Palawan, @ConservationOrg scientists are capturing what few people ever see: the secret lives of the Philippines’ rarest species.
LEARN MORE: conservation.org/news/candid…
Forests in protected areas keep an additional 10 billion metric tons of carbon out of the atmosphere, a @ConservationOrg co-authored study found. That’s the equivalent to a year’s worth of global fossil fuel emissions. 🌳
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A study found that forests in protected areas keep an additional 10 billion metric tons of carbon out of the atmosphere — the equivalent of a year’s worth of global fossil fuel emissions.
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Protecting nature is increasingly a matter of national security.
@conservationorg UK’s Jonathan Hall calls on the UK to build on recent commitments by directing a third of its climate aid to nature and forests.
Via @guardian: theguardian.com/environment/…
What if the money governments are already spending could work better? Reforming incentives can support people and economies without working against climate and biodiversity goals. #ClimateWeekNYC#COP17#COP31
Along Colombia’s Caribbean coast, @CIColombia's work shows that local action can deliver for mangroves that store carbon, support biodiversity, and protect communities. As #ClimateWeekNYC continues, #COP17 & #COP31 must help scale solutions.
Indigenous, local, and Afro-descendant peoples protect biodiversity, yet only 0.5% of multilateral climate finance supports their tenure rights and forest management. Time to support their leadership. #ClimateWeekNYC#COP17#COP31
Biodiversity and climate go hand in hand. At #ClimateWeekNYC and as we look ahead to #COP17 and #COP31, we’re highlighting why protecting biodiversity must be part of climate action and why these two crises must be tackled together.
The Mountains to Mangroves Atlas is helping guide conservation from the Eastern Himalayas to the Bay of Bengal — supporting a goal to protect and restore 1 million hectares.
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How much does mangrove restoration really cost?
Restoring one million hectares could prevent one billion tons of carbon emissions — and return five times the investment through benefits like disaster protection and healthier fisheries.