News and Media juillet 2026

When a leopard kills livestock in rural Sri Lanka, the consequences extend far beyond the loss of a single animal. For many families, it means losing an important source of income. For wildlife, it can trigger retaliation against one of the country's most iconic species. Traditional conservation app...Read more

On the edge of the Lore Lindu National Park in Central Sulawesi, one farmer’s decision to keep her cacao trees is helping restore livelihoods, protect biodiversity, and build resilience in the face of climate and economic shocks. In Desa Tuva, Femmi spends her mornings moving through rows of cacao t...Read more

14 July, 2026 | 11am – 12pm CET / 17pm – 18pm GMT+8 | Register to Attend Nature-related insurance innovations are creating new pathways to protect and restore nature, mobilize biodiversity finance and strengthen community resilience. From compensating farmers for livestock losses linked to jaguars a...Read more

Most of us get through an ordinary day without once thinking about biodiversity. And yet, the coffee or tea we start our morning with, the food we set on the table before our children, the fuel that carries us to work, the medicines we need, the businesses we rely on for all these things and the eco...Read more

What if forests, wetlands and wildlife were viewed the same way as roads, power grids or water systems? Across Africa, governments are increasingly doing just that. Rather than viewing biodiversity solely as an environmental issue, they are beginning to recognize healthy ecosystems as essential infr...Read more