What we’re working on together now
Exploring Responses to Corruption in Natural Resource Management and Conservation Practice
Corruption undoubtedly plays a role in degrading nature, undermining conservation efforts, distorting good governance and disrupting communities around the world. Corruption is dynamic – it changes and develops over time and no two situations look exactly alike. There is therefore no single solution. This initiative aims to highlight how rethinking ...
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Gamifying Nature Conservation
How could gamification techniques revolutionise the way people interact with and fund conservation efforts? Half of the global population lives in urban areas, largely disconnected from the natural world. The problems facing the planet can feel overwhelming and impossible for individuals to influence. As a result, it is becoming increasingly ...
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Beyond Tourism in Africa
How can local communities continue to benefit from wildlife if neither tourism nor trophy hunting are viable options? Over the past 30 years, tourism has funded conservation activities in many countries, especially in the wildlife rich countries in Africa. Photographic tourism and trophy hunting have provided significant benefits to rural ...
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Can gamification help bridge the human-nature empathy divide?
A #GamifyingConservation thought piece on empathy by Sasha Sebright, MPhil in Conservation Leadership candidate at the University of Cambridge, working ...
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From valuation to revenue generation: A new report mapping the landscape for a nature economy
Recent years have seen the emergence of innovative financial transaction mechanisms designed to help reverse the alarming trends in biodiversity ...
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The Future of Nature-Based Tourism: A new report on the impacts of COVID-19 and paths to sustainability
COVID-19 has led to an abrupt halt in nature-based tourism around the world, marked by travel restrictions, lockdowns and closures ...
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