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CI at 25: Thinking — and Funding — Outside the Box
Nature is invaluable — but protecting it isn’t free. CI celebrates 25 years of creatively funding conservation.
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Blending Ecology + Economy in the Western Ghats
Communities in western India don't need to learn about sustainability — they are already living it.
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CI at 25: Supporting Conservation in Critical Ecosystems
For 25 years, we’ve been helping civil society groups protect some of the world’s most vital natural areas.
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Groundbreaking Trust Fund Helps Keep Nature Alive in Guyana
With 85% of its forest intact, Guyana is leading the way for developing countries seeking green growth.
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Trust Funds for Nature: Q&A with CI’s Chris Stone
Conservation trust funds play a critical role in ecosystem protection: long-term financing.
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Countries Are Receptive to Increasing Biodiversity Funding
An update on the first week of negotiations at the U.N. biodiversity conference in Hyderabad, India.
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Restoring Freshwater Fisheries in the Colombian Amazon
Overfishing isn't just an environmental problem — it's also a social one, as fish is the main protein source for local families.
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Growth of ‘Impact Investing’ Helps Build Sustainable Economies
Companies are looking beyond financial return and attempting to benefit both society and the environment.
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Despite Political Unrest, Conservation Work Continues in DRC
In the forests of central Africa, CI is working to preserve bonobo habitat while improving local livelihoods.
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Accidental Conservation: Cocoa + Forest Restoration in Madagascar
Cocoa farmers rely on the hardwood forest to protect their cocoa trees — and their incomes.
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The Rocky Road to Warsaw
With atmospheric carbon at record highs, climate talks need to keep pace.
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Colombian Communities Shift From Sea Turtle Predators to Guardians
How do you encourage people to stop eating endangered species? Give them something they want more.
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5 Years Later, Peruvian Farmers Reveal New Attitudes Toward Forest Protection
I was struck by how much had changed in the Alto Mayo region since my last visit.
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10 Indigenous Peoples’ Victories to Celebrate
In recent decades, indigenous peoples have made significant progress in ensuring that their rights are recognized and respected.
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New Initiative in Amazon Aims to Incorporate Nature’s Value into Peruvian...
This exciting project will help us better understand how ecosystems support healthy economies.
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Community-based Conservation Spreading Fast in China
Conservation agreements motivate people to protect local ecosystems in exchange for community-determined benefits.
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3 Reasons We Need to Support the Forest Carbon Market
This is a critical time for the future of our forests — and the people who call them home.
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Savings Group Supports Small Business in Cambodian Floating Village
In a few short months, Sophy has gone from borrowing money to loaning it.
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Despite Challenges, Progress Toward Fisheries Recovery in the Colombian Amazon
On a recent visit to eastern Colombia, I was glad to see that conservation agreements are having an impact.
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The Global Cost of Protecting Biodiversity? Less Than You Think
The price may sound impossibly high, but it’s absolutely doable — and necessary. Here’s why.
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