Conservation International Ventures

Conservation International’s Center for Oceans conserves marine biodiversity and ecosystems to protect their ecological, social and economic benefits for people and nature.

Conservation International offers a HOPE shirt.

The Critical Ecosystem Partnership Fund (CEPF) enables non-governmental and private sector organizations to conserve vital ecosystems in the world’s biodiversity hotspots.

People need nature — Conservation International’s award-winning “Nature Is Speaking” films highlight the value of nature.

In the Alto Mayo Protected Forest in Peru, local farmers have partnered with Conservation International to produce sustainable coffee and halt deforestation. Since 2011, this partnership has helped deforestation decline by 59 percent.

Coastal wetlands, comprising mangroves, salt marshes, and seagrasses, have an outsized role in climate change mitigation and adaptation.

“Irrecoverable carbon” refers to the vast stores of carbon in nature that are vulnerable to release from human activity and, if lost, could not be restored by 2050 — when the world must reach net-zero emissions to avoid the worst impacts of climate change.

The page offers free educational resources, articles and factsheets about nature.

The page explores connections between nature's well-being and human well-being.

New research from Conservation International offers the most robust understanding yet of which socio-economic, cultural, regulatory and environmental factors have the greatest impact on forests – for better and worse.

Conservation International shares insights from its scientists and context on work with partners around the world.

Conservation International works to protect nature and the climate and seeks to strengthen its team.

Contributions to a DAF can provide an immediate tax deduction while donors decide when and where to donate.

The company seeks new ways to protect nature and the climate and to strengthen its team.

Conservation International offers health insurance plans and a parental leave policy.

Dr. Lee Hannah heads Conservation International’s efforts to develop conservation responses to climate change. Lee works collaboratively with the Bren School at UC Santa Barbara to model climate impacts on marine megafauna, endemic plant species and crops with conservation impacts, such as wine.

As Senior Vice President of the Center for Policy and Incentives at Conservation International, Lina Barrera leads efforts to influence public policies needed to address global environmental challenges.

Since 1987, Conservation International has worked to spotlight and secure the critical benefits that nature provides to humanity.

The Betty and Gordon Moore Center for Science and Solutions is the research hub at Conservation International. Its goal is to conduct science that helps conservation go faster and have greater impact.

The page says policy frameworks shape how individuals, governments and the private sector behave, with implications for people and nature.

Conservation International works with Disney on reducing carbon emissions and slowing deforestation for wildlife, communities and future generations.

Conservation International’s Accountability and Grievance Mechanism lets stakeholders, individuals and communities raise concerns about CI initiatives and provides timely, consistent responses and access to justice under CI’s rights-based approach to conservation.

The CI-GCF Agency Grievance Mechanisms can be accessed when necessary to manage project-related grievances that cannot be resolved by a project’s Executing Entity.

Conservation International Costa Rica (CI-CR) has an accountability and grievance mechanism.

Since 1987, Conservation International has worked to improve the lives of people everywhere by protecting oceans, forests and other living ecosystems.

Mélanie Laurent, Marion Cotillard, Sophie Marceau, Julia Roberts, Harrison Ford, Edward Norton, Penélope Cruz, Robert Redford, Ian Somerhalder, and Lupita Nyong'o have joined forces to give nature a voice.

Maria Bethânia, Rodrigo Santoro, Juliana Paes, Pedro Bial, Max Fercondini, Maitê Proença, Gilberto Gil, Camila Pitanga, Vanessa Lóes, and Zeca Camargo have joined forces to give nature a voice.

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