News from the Field
Sweet fishing cat kittens caught on video
These adorable Fishing Cat kittens were spotted on a camera trap deep in the Cambodian…
Conservation under the wings of the Spoon-billed Sandpiper
Conservation actions supporting the Spoon-billed Sandpiper in the wetland areas of East…
The Spoony of Peace
Much like the symbolic dove carrying an olive branch, the spoon-billed sandpiper…
Rewilding the Galapagos: Bringing Back Lost Species
Our partner Jocotoco has an ambitious plan to restore the beauty and diversity of the…
Celebrating Earth Day from Ecuador! | April, 2024
For Earth Day we highlight the work of the Jocotoco Foundation based in Ecuador.
Empowering Critical Field Work
We work with partners deeply committed to safeguarding species and ecosystems in areas where our interventions can yield the most significant results. Whether it’s safeguarding the migratory flyways of critically endangered shorebirds or preserving vast expanses of undisturbed rainforest, we meticulously choose our battles to ensure that our resources are allocated where they will have the greatest impact.
Conservation, where it matters most
Our impactful contributions stem from the exceptional efforts and expertise of our esteemed field partners, operating throughout Latin and South America, Africa, Asia, and the Pacific regions. With a keen awareness of the nuanced challenges in biodiversity conservation, our partners are dedicated to advancing environmental preservation and promoting the well-being of communities.
Conservation, where it matters most
At the International Conservation Fund, we work with partners deeply committed to safeguarding species and ecosystems in areas where our interventions can yield the most significant results. Whether it’s safeguarding the migratory flyways of critically endangered shorebirds or preserving vast expanses of undisturbed rainforest, we meticulously choose our battles to ensure that our resources are allocated where they will have the greatest impact.
Global Mammal Richness Grids, 2015 Release Map Credit : CIESIN Columbia University, May 2015
Empowering Critical Field Work
Our impact stems from the exceptional efforts and expertise of our esteemed field partners, operating throughout Latin and South America, Africa, Asia, and the Pacific regions. With an awareness of the nuanced challenges in biodiversity conservation, our partners are dedicated to advancing environmental preservation and promoting the well-being of communities.
Strategic allies
At ICF, we understand the significance of selecting the right collaborators, and our strategy involves partnering with local NGOs worldwide. These organizations work with local communities and indigenous partners to address complex conservation challenges with efficiency and timeliness.
Indigenous peoples are achieving enduring impacts in biodiversity preservation, climate mitigation, and the promotion of traditional practices and cultures that contribute to the preservation of vulnerable ecosystems.
Strategic allies
At ICF, we understand the significance of selecting the right collaborators, and our strategy involves partnering with local NGOs worldwide. These organizations work with local communities and indigenous partners to address complex conservation challenges with efficiency and timeliness.
Indigenous peoples are achieving enduring impacts in biodiversity preservation, climate mitigation, and the promotion of traditional practices and cultures that contribute to the preservation of vulnerable ecosystems.
Featured partner
Our field partner the Fishing Cat Ecological Enterprise has the ambitious goal of restoring the habitat of the threatened Fishing Cat and in doing so protecting and reviving Cambodia’s mangroves for communities, biodiversity and climate adaptation. They work in one of the largest and densest mangrove forests remaining in Southeast Asia.
Living Jewels
We are taking action in some of the most biodiverse ecosystems on the planet.
Defending these hotspots is crucial for ensuring the preservation of Earth’s biological legacy for future generations. Take an in-depth look at some of the ecosystems and species that we strive to preserve.
Thanks to our partners, we actively contribute to safeguarding over 10 million hectares of intact forest. However, it’s not solely about preserving extensive land areas; it’s about securing biological corridors that enable some of the world’s most iconic species to thrive as they move through their natural habitats. ICF projects contribute to the protection of hundreds of threatened and endangered species.
Living Jewels
We are taking action in some of the most biodiverse ecosystems on the planet.
Defending these hotspots is crucial for ensuring the preservation of Earth’s biological legacy for future generations. Take an in-depth look at some of the ecosystems and species that we strive to preserve.
Thanks to our partners, we actively contribute to safeguarding over 10 million hectares of intact forest. However, it’s not solely about preserving extensive land areas; it’s about securing biological corridors that enable some of the world’s most iconic species to thrive as they move through their natural habitats. ICF projects contribute to the protection of hundreds of threatened and endangered species.
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