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Title:Conservation International | Conservation International
Description:Since 1987, Conservation International has worked to improve the lives of people everywhere by protecting oceans, forests and other living ecosystems.
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h1THE EARTH WILL KNOW YOUR NAME
h5climate
h5oceans
h5biodiversity
h4A Living Legacy
h6The air we share
h6A wave of progress
h6A hidden world in plain sight
h2A make-or-break moment
h4Over 39 years, our work has touched100m lives
h2Conservation International In the Media
h4Deforestation rates on Afro-descendant lands in South America are up to 55% lower
h4Can nature credits succeed where carbon credits failed?
h4Invasion innovation: Hawai'i turns the tide on its marine menace
h6Join our newsletter
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Conservation International | Conservation International Stay up to date on key developments, statements and milestones from Conservation International at COP30 Stay up to date on key developments, statements and milestones from Conservation International at COP30 - Priorities Climate Oceans Biodiversity - Discover Where we work Conservation news How to get involved About us Donate Now # THE EARTH WILL KNOW YOUR NAME Your action today creates real, lasting impact – for nature, for people, for our shared future. Choose your priority... ##### climate ##### oceans ##### biodiversity #### A Living Legacy We deliver results. Over four decades, we've helped protect 13 million square kilometers of land and sea — an area four times the size of India. ###### The air we share A cloud forest sustains life throughout southern Kenya. Now, local communities are getting paid to maintain it. Read the story ###### A wave of progress Morotai Island is surrounded by one-of-a-kind marine habitats — but its reefs, resources and way of life are in jeopardy. Can local surfers help turn the tide? Read the story ###### A hidden world in plain sight A scientific expedition uncovers thousands of reasons to protect the forests of Alto Mayo — and offers a roadmap for the future. Read the story ## A make-or-break moment > There is no more room for distractions, and no time for delay. There is no one else coming to save us. This is it. We are it. Let’s get to work.” Harrison Ford, Conservation International Board Vice Chairman #### Over 39 years, our work has touched100m lives ## Conservation International In the Media #### Deforestation rates on Afro-descendant lands in South America are up to 55% lower El País July 22, 2025 Read Now #### Can nature credits succeed where carbon credits failed? Vogue Business July 17, 2025 Read Now #### Invasion innovation: Hawai'i turns the tide on its marine menace Oceanographic October 13, 2025 Read Now ###### Join our newsletter Add your email to join our mailing list. By signing up you agree to our terms of service. SIGN UP RESOURCES - Newsroom - Carbon Calculator - Press releases - Research GET INVOLVED - Careers - Contact us - Proposal request FINANCES - Annual report - Financial reports GOVERNANCE - The Board - Grievance - Ethics - Ethics Hotline Privacy Notice Terms of Use © 2025 Conservation International ACT NOWACT NOW