Celebrating conservation in action: Real-world Solutions for a healthier planet

On World Nature Conservation Day, we spotlight field-tested Solutions that protect wildlife, restore ecosystems and empower communities across the globe. From wildlife-friendly fencing in Kenya and women-led composting in Malawi to coastal and marine spatial management in Taiwan, these initiatives show how local action drives global impact. Explore how innovation, collaboration and Nature-based Solutions are helping conserve our planet’s precious natural resources—today and for future generations.  

Braulio Carrillo National Park
Shifting the role of local committees in biological corridors to a comprehensive approach
Using organizational development methods on Local Committees
Enhancing skills and knowledge to effectively implement and expand Ecosystem-based Adaptation (EbA) measures
Integrating EbA into the strategic planning process of the biological corridor
Adaptation Measures in Sarapiqui
Incorporating Climate Change into the Strategy of SBD
Seed capital for climate-resilient business ideas (Non-repayable short-term financing)
Coaching program for integrating EbA and climate resilience into business models during application stage
It is POSSIBLE to restore Malawi's soil and food systems
East and South Africa
Centre for Environmental Policy and Advocacy
CEPA
Building Skills for Soil Regeneration and Business Growth
Unlocking Market Access to Strengthen Women-Led Compost Businesses
Strengthening Systems Through Strategic Partnerships
UNDP, Catholic Relief Services (CRS) and Ntcheu District Council officials posing for a group photo with young women and men who have been recognized with certificates under the MGC initiative
East and South Africa
Centre for Environmental Policy and Advocacy
CEPA
Malawi Green Corps Launched
Recruitment and Mobilization of Green Corps Cohorts
Restoration of Environmental Hotspots
Youth Skills Development and Peer Learning
CICP meeting attendees
East and South Africa
Courtney
Paisley
Building block 1 – Title * [255] Transparency with communities
Trust Building
Photo of a 10% Fence Plan with thriving cow peas
Community Public Participation and Sensitization
Mapping, Needs Assessment, and Data Collection
Construction of Electrified Porcupine Fences
Community Engagement and Training on Climate-Smart Agriculture
Integrated Land Use Planning
Project Impact Evaluation and Learning