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05.02.25

Threading the line between risk and opportunity, sectoral transitions and a health check-in: top nature headlines during Davos in 2025

15.01.25

We hit the temperature record. Now what? Reasons to (still) look forward to 2025 nature and climate action

11.12.24
Marina Silva - Brazil

Marina Silva, of Brazil, speaks COP 30 success: ‘Society and science are doing their part. Governments and companies are the ones who need to step up’

20.11.24

How much is a standing forest worth? New N4C documentary explores the rise of the socio-bioeconomy in Brazil

19.11.24

The Amazon is not just Brazil’s to protect. The G20 must step up

18.11.24

Nature-Based Solutions Commitment Tracker: nearly half of current pledges show no evidence of progress since COP 28

12.11.24

From COP16 to COP29: Insights for Business Leaders to Drive Action on Nature, Climate, and People

29.10.24

Letter Cali to Belém: United action on climate, nature and food transformation – for our peoples

22.10.24
Border between Belize and Guatemala. Copyright © Roberto Bueno/The Nature Conservancy Photo Contest 2021

The clock is ticking: finance sector deforestation action must now go mainstream

04.07.24
CEOs, investors, and developers of nature-based solutions debated how the private sector could transition towards a nature-positive future. Photo: Mariana Ceccon/Nature4Climate

Nature finance: not quite as sure as ‘eggs is eggs’

04.07.24
The panel was moderated by Giulia Carbone, Director of the Natural Climate Solutions Alliance. Photo: Mariana Ceccon/Nature4Climate

Why do companies hesitate on nature-based carbon credits and what can be done to help?

24.06.24

Transitioning to nature positive portfolios: it can be done!

Media Round-Up

20.02.25

Opinion: What my Masai community thinks about carbon credits

Kisaro Thomas Lombutwa Devex
18.02.25

Africa: Protecting Peatlands a Win-Win Solution, If We Act Now

All Africa
18.02.25

Protecting peatlands and mangroves could halve Southeast Asia’s land-use emissions

Mongabay
18.02.25

World’s Richest Nations Are ‘Exporting Extinction’ With Demand for Agricultural and Forestry Imports: Study

Eco Watch
17.02.25

With just 5 years to go, the world is failing on a vital deal to halt biodiversity loss

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