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  • This year, the Russell E. Train Education for Nature Program (EFN) is celebrating 30 years of dedication to strengthening conservation science, education, and leadership globally. Over the past three decades, we have seen the impact of collaboration, the power of the EFN alumni community, the unwavering support of our donor partners, and the profound influence of visionary leaders committed to ensuring that local leaders gain the skills and knowledge needed to safeguard nature.

  • The power of landscape initiatives lies in aligning interests and priorities of key stakeholders, including local communities, practitioners, market actors, and local governments around collective goals, actions, and investment so that they are better able to finance and address the system conditions needed to achieve long-term sustainability impacts at a landscape scale.

    With increasing interest and engagement in landscape initiatives, it is critical that all stakeholders have a simple and consistent understanding of the core elements of a mature landscape initiative. Twenty leading landscape practitioner organizations have come together to agree to those core criteria and accompanying subcriteria, as well as present six ways in which they can be used.

  • An integrated, unifying One Health approach recognizes the interdependence of human, animal, and environmental health. Conservation efforts targeted at this intersection have the ability to improve human health by strengthening wildlife and ecosystem resilience.

  • Understanding the Methodology for the Assessment of Bioplastic Feedstocks

  • In February 2024, the Global Environment Facility (GEF) approved nearly $27 million in funding for the five-year Greening Transportation Infrastructure Development (GRID) Integrated Program to mainstream biodiversity and ecosystem considerations into transportation and design. 

    Learn more about the program's goals, national projects, and knowledge platform.

  • WWF IJ Eastern Himalaya 2026 Itinerary

  • WWF IJ Mexico 2026 Itinerary Final

  • La infraestructura vial no planificada representa una de las amenazas mas importantes para las comunidades locales y los ecosistemas. Los Lineamientos de Infraestructura Verde Vial de Colombia brindan una solucion compresiva a esta amenaza, siendo una guia que integra consideraciones ambientales, clim√°ticas, sociales y de ingenieria en todas las etapas del desarrollo de la infraestructura vial.

    See here for the English version.

  • Ill planned roads and other forms of linear infrastructure present substantial threats to local communities and ecosystems. Colombia's Green Road Infrastructure Guidelines provide a comprehensive solution to this threat, with comprehensive guidance to integrate environmental, climate, social, and engineering considerations through all stages of infrastructure development.

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  • Linear infrastructure‚ – such as roads, railways, and power lines‚ – poses an array of threats to snow leopards, including habitat fragmentation, wildlife-vehicle collisions, the introduction of pathogens and pollutants, and more. Forthcoming guidelines will engage decision-makers and practitioners to not only protect snow leopards and their prey, but also preserve ecosystems that provide invaluable benefits for people, nature, and our climate.