In a world where environmental headlines can feel relentlessly bleak, we believe it matters more than ever to share stories of hope, resilience, and real progress.

Our 2025 Annual Report celebrates a year of remarkable success across ICF’s global network of partners—individuals and organizations who have turned commitment into measurable results. From hard-won conservation victories and new scientific discoveries to the empowering stories of the communities leading this work, this year’s report is a testament to what’s possible when local knowledge meets lasting dedication.

This year’s report carries us from the floodplains of the Amazon to the forests of the Annamite mountains, and introduces exciting new efforts along the way—protecting the critically endangered North Atlantic right whale, safeguarding vital flyways under pressure in Patagonia, and welcoming new Indigenous partners such as the Quechua community. What unites them all is a shared belief in conservation grounded in community leadership and long-term impact.

We hope you’ll take a few minutes to explore what we’ve accomplished together this year—and come away feeling, as we do, that meaningful progress is still very much within reach.

In a world where environmental news often feels overwhelming, we believe it’s more important than ever to share stories of hope, resilience, and real progress.

Our 2024 Annual Report highlights the work of ICF’s extraordinary partners across the globe—individuals and organizations protecting endangered species and restoring vital ecosystems, often with the simplest and most effective tools.

This year’s report introduces new projects and new partners, from the floodplains of the Amazon to the mangroves of Cambodia and the highlands of Vietnam. What they all share is a deep commitment to conservation that is grounded in local knowledge, community leadership, and long-term impact.

We hope you’ll take a few minutes to explore what we’ve been working on—and come away feeling, as we do, that meaningful progress is still very much possible.

Amidst the news of record-breaking temperatures and biodiversity loss in 2023, we want to share with you a story of hope, renewal, and rewilding. This report highlights the remarkable work of our field partners, who tirelessly protect endangered species and empower local communities. The projects we raise money for are theirs, not ours, and they deserve all the credit. Our field partners play a crucial role in these efforts, and we are excited to showcase their incredible work.

Together, our projects form parts of a bigger strategic vision. Whether contributing to the establishment of a biological corridor, launching a program to save a critically endangered species, or participating in an international effort to protect a shorebird flyway, each initiative is a vital piece of the puzzle.

Looking ahead to 2024, we are thrilled to announce new collaborations with several NGOs. These partnerships will further expand our reach and impact, enabling us to tackle more environmental challenges and support more communities in their conservation efforts.