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Spotlighting and securing the most important places in nature for the climate, for biodiversity and for people.
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Nature is essential to tackling climate change. And science shows why.
Ahead of #COP31 in Antalya, Türkiye, @conservationorg Executive Director and Chief External Affairs Officer Patricia Zurita is calling for urgent action to protect and invest in nature as the world faces the reality of exceeding 1.5°C of warming.
Nature can provide 37% of the climate solution, from forests and wetlands that absorb and store carbon to mangroves that protect coastal communities from rising seas and stronger storms.
Yet only 3% of public climate funding goes directly toward protecting and restoring nature. Closing this gap will require stronger commitments, innovative financing, and support for Indigenous and Afro-descendant Peoples and local communities whose stewardship is critical to effective climate action.
The message ahead of #COP31 is clear: Protecting nature is essential to limiting warming, strengthening resilience, and securing a more sustainable future for people and the planet.
#TogetherForScience
06 Nov 2026
The art of catching a wave. The art of connecting with the ocean. The art of protecting the places that make it all possible. 🌊
Around the world, surf breaks overlap with irreplaceable marine and coastal ecosystems. Through our @surfconservation , program Conservation International is joining forces with partners to establish a network of Surf Protected Areas — safeguarding critical ecosystems and waves before they are lost.
The art of surfing is the art of conservation, too.
📸 @jackfromtown
#FYP #Ocean #Surf #Waves #Art
05 Nov 2026
🇪🇨 Ecuador will host the 2028 UN Biodiversity Conference (COP18)!
As one of the most biodiverse countries in the world, Ecuador will have a unique opportunity to showcase its extraordinary natural heritage, share conservation successes, and highlight the essential role of Indigenous Peoples, Afro-Ecuadorian communities, and local communities in protecting nature.
Congratulations to the Government of Ecuador on being selected to host #COP18 in 2028!
We look forward to continued collaboration and advancing global efforts to protect biodiversity and achieve the goals of the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework.
@ci.ecuador
02 Nov 2026
Strange shapes. Otherworldly creatures. A bizarre world that seems made for the movies.
The Salas y Gómez and Nazca Ridges, underwater mountains in the Pacific create a vortex of life, home to extraordinary marine species, many found nowhere else on Earth. But what’s really scary? A future where these creatures beneath the waves disappear.
Protecting this underwater world means protecting life we’re only beginning to understand.
Last year, Conservation International supported a deep-sea expedition that helped scientists explore these underwater mountains in detail for the first time. They identified more than 100 species that were previously unknown to science.
That kind of exploration fundamentally changes how we understand a place — and why it matters.
📸 @schmidtocean
02 Nov 2026
As #COP17 comes to a close in Yerevan, Armenia, the world has taken an important step forward in reforming subsidies that harm nature and redirecting funding toward incentives that benefit people and the planet. 🌎
From new initiatives supporting biodiversity finance to efforts to accelerate action on global conservation goals, the focus now turns to translating commitments into meaningful progress.
@conservationorg Senior Vice President of Policy and Incentives Lina Barrera shares key takeaways from COP17 and what comes next for nature and people.
As we look ahead to #COP31 in just over a week, the connection between climate and biodiversity action remains more important than ever. Stay tuned for more.
31 Oct 2026
Glowing eyes. Ghostly shadows. A fleeting glimpse in the dark.
Camera traps reveal the mysterious side of forest wildlife after sunset, capturing animals as they move through the shadows, often unseen by people. But what’s really scary? A future where these animals are no longer there, and the forests they call home grow quiet.
Protecting forests means protecting the life that makes them extraordinary.
The first camera trap study of its kind in the Central Cardamom Mountains documented 108 species, nearly a quarter of them threatened or endangered. These findings highlight the mountains’ importance as a refuge for rare wildlife and offer valuable insights to help guide conservation efforts and protect this remarkable ecosystem.
Discoveries like these reveal just how much forests hold — and how much we stand to lose.
#Halloween #Nature #FYP
30 Oct 2026
What does it take to turn an unexpected experience into a lifelong calling to protect nature?
For Kelvin Alie, Deputy Chief Conservation Officer at Conservation International, nature was a way of life. Growing up on the Caribbean island of Dominica in a family of farmers and fishers, he never imagined a career in conservation — until a high school internship led him to a mahogany plantation and an encounter with razor grass that left him looking as though he’d been “killed by a thousand cuts.”
Yet that unexpected experience introduced him to the many facets of nature and the people dedicated to protecting it, setting him on a path he never anticipated.
In this edition of My ‘Why’, Kelvin shares how a chance opportunity — and a rather painful first day in the field — sparked a deeper understanding of conservation and shaped the course of his career. His story is a reminder that sometimes, the experiences we least expect can lead us to discover our purpose.
My ‘Why’ is our series about the unexpected twists and turns that led people to choose conservation as their calling. These are real-life journeys — sometimes hair-raising, sometimes humorous, always heartfelt — told by the people who lived them.
#FYP #Nature #Conservation #Dominica #Caribbean
29 Oct 2026
From Africa’s iconic wildlife to the Americas’ brilliant butterflies and Asia-Pacific’s colorful reef fish, nature is full of extraordinary colors worth protecting.
This #COP17, we’re working to turn global commitments into action for the biodiversity that makes our planet so vibrant.
#FYP #Nature #Biodiversity #Colors
26 Oct 2026
When you pay more for sustainable seafood, who actually benefits?
New research from @conservationorg, in collaboration with CEA Consulting, @thewcs, and the @iftfoodscience, finds that price premiums for certified sustainable seafood rarely reach small-scale fishers.
Findings from India, Indonesia, and the Maldives highlight the need for greater transparency and a fairer distribution of benefits across the seafood supply chain.
We can work #TogetherForScience to find sustainable seafood solutions that protect not only our ocean, but also the livelihoods of the people who depend on it.
22 Oct 2026
Four years ago, the world made a shared commitment to protect 30% of our planet’s lands and seas by 2030.
As we enter the final stretch, Conservation International Executive Director and Chief External Affairs Officer Patricia Zurita shares why #COP17 is a chance to build on the progress we’ve made, and accelerate the solutions that can get us there.
From investing in nature to rethinking harmful subsidies and supporting Indigenous Peoples and local communities, we have the tools to protect biodiversity and tackle the climate crisis together.
The goal is within reach. Now is the time to turn commitments into lasting action as we work #TogetherForScience and for the future.
15 Oct 2026
In Indigenous communities around the world, generations of knowledge connect people, culture, and nature. 🌿🌎
From the Arhuaco and Awajún in the Americas to the Samburu and Maasai in Africa, and Samoan communities in the Pacific, each offers a glimpse of the diverse cultures and traditions rooted in these landscapes.
Indigenous Peoples play a vital role in caring for the lands and waters that sustain life, drawing on generations of knowledge and deep connections to nature.
This #IndigenousPeoplesDay, we celebrate Indigenous communities and their enduring stewardship of our planet, recognizing the importance of honoring their knowledge, rights, and leadership in conservation.
#postcards #nature #biodiversity #Indigenous
12 Oct 2026
Our oceans are home to an extraordinary diversity of life — each species uniquely adapted to the habitats and ecosystems they call home.
From manta rays and stingrays to the many species that share their waters, understanding ocean life helps us better appreciate what’s at stake when these ecosystems are threatened.
The more we learn about life beneath the waves, the better equipped we are to protect it. 🌊
#manta #fyp #stingray #wildlife #nature
08 Oct 2026
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