Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, 12 October 2025 (IUCN) – The IUCN World Conservation Congress 2025 Changemakers embody a new generation of visionary leaders who are eager to tackle the world’s toughest conservation challenges. By creating and scaling cutting-edge solutions to…

To tackle nature loss, organisations must move rapidly from commitments to measurable outcomes. The new IUCN RHINO approach provides the tools to begin.  

Join us at Congress in Abu Dhabi to learn more about it and to hear first-hand from the IUCN RHINO …

On September 9, at the opening ceremony of the 8th Conference on Wind Energy and Wildlife Impacts in Montpellier, France, Rachel Asante-Owusu represented IUCN with a powerful intervention. 

The IBAT Alliance—a collaboration between BirdLife International, Conservation International, IUCN, and UNEP-WCMC—has announced a record investment of USD 2.5 million in global biodiversity data for 2024, more than doubling its investment from the previous year. 

David Pérez-Castillo advocates for transitioning towards a circular economy, an economic system designed explicitly to regenerate natural ecosystems through deliberate planning and sustainable practices. 

Southeast Asia is the fourth largest energy consumer in the world, with demand predicted to continue rising by 5% annually through 2030, above the global average. Amidst this growing demand, increasing impacts of climate-related hazards is spurring the clean energy transition.

The International Seabed Authority (ISA) Council's 30th Session was held in Kingston, Jamaica, from March 17 to 28, bringing together State Members in the body mandated to organise and control activities in the international seabed area. The ongoing dialogue surrounding regulation of deep-sea…

Fortescue has entered into a strategic three-year collaboration with the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) to develop a comprehensive nature roadmap aimed at achieving a net positive impact on biodiversity. 

The three webinars – on 6, 13, and 20 March – will help solar and wind developers, regulators, government officials, and local communities achieve their low-carbon aspirations, while safeguarding important landscapes and biodiversity. 

The two organisations have entered a three-year collaboration to enhance Solvay’s biodiversity roadmap, leveraging IUCN’s advanced tools and best practices to achieve positive outcomes for nature.