Conservation Finance Network

This March 15 story details how some American Indian organizers are working to parley verbal "land acknowledgments" into financial relationships.

This March 17 story delves into a report projecting a 40% shortfall in freshwater supply before 2030.

This March 16 interview summary amplifies a spot carbon market maker's conviction that pent-up appetite for carbon credits will soon lift the assets' prices.

Three British scholars summarize their paper, which sifts through over 20 nations' decarbonization plans and finds a burn line of reliance on carbon offsetting and burial.

This March 8 op/ed, courtesy Microsoft cofounder Paul Allen's foundation, argues for public-private piles of capital to scale conservation as needed.

This March 8 update tips us that Patagonia acquired a snack-food company that practices regenerative agriculture. Of course it did.

This March 2 recap of an interview with a Shell executive hints at how integrated oil companies are positing nature-based solutions for their own account.

This February 27 event recap salutes the idea of building investment strategies around distributive justice.

This (skeptical) March 1 story details a scheme to finance preservation of a Congolese habitat through the sale of carbon and biodiversity credits.

In a bird's-eye view of the context for serious nature-based solutions, a February 19 post looks at how a high school student tracks billionaires' carbon output.