Rewetting degraded peat can curb emissions and fire, but durable recovery depends on land use and local livelihoods

Connected habitats allow wildlife to move, breed and respond as roads, farms and warming climates reshape ecosystems

The foundation links anti-captivity campaigning with rescue, habitat protection and community-based species conservation

The monitoring network turns trade data into policy and enforcement support, while confronting gaps in evidence and capacity

Restoring ecological processes can revive habitats, but land, livelihoods and consent shape whether projects endure

Trade and travel move organisms into new ecosystems, while a warming climate can help them establish and spread

AI can detect forest loss rapidly, but data access, local verification and state action decide whether trees are protected

China's Three-North Shelter Forest Program shows both the promise and the limits of restoring degraded landscapes

Protecting threatened species increasingly means supporting the communities living closest to biodiversity loss

A UN-backed partnership is pushing governments to protect peatlands before stored carbon becomes emissions

Kruger’s centenary shows why national parks matter, and why protection must now mean more than lines on a map.

Across Africa, ecosystem protection deals are expanding as scrutiny grows over transparency, control and local returns

In Cameroon, BIOCOM-MDJ aims to involve nearby villages in protecting wildlife, forests and sustainable local livelihoods

Advanced materials, cell engineering and biological production are pushing the bioeconomy from research promise to factory-floor change

New disclosure rules, emerging nature credits and expanding BIOFIN plans are reshaping how capital is directed towards SDG 15

A volunteer clean-up group has grown into a regional operator running collection, sorting and community programmes across Uttarakhand and Himachal Pradesh

Viral clips of waste tossed from trains in India keep resurfacing, fuelling anger at a practice that still appears to go unpunished.

A volunteer-powered rescue in Thailand, pairing mass neutering and vaccination with treatment, rehabilitation and adoption

A LoCoFoRest initiative aims to link SDG 15 ambitions with land rights, livelihoods and governance ahead of a planned shift to digital monitoring

A 30 to 1 imbalance in global funding shows the world is still financing its own extinction as nature based investment lags far behind

Late 2025 and early 2026 highlight renewed commitments to forest preservation, wildlife recovery and locally driven stewardship under SDG 15

In Canada, animal welfare advocates warn that the growing macaque trade undermines conservation and public health

Seven of nine planetary boundaries are now breached as the Anthropocene reshapes Earth’s life-support systems

Despite stricter laws and shrinking demand, the illegal ivory trade adapts, threatening elephants across Africa