Five Breakthroughs for Nature

Decisive action is needed to halt and reverse biodiversity loss, avert catastrophic climate change and ensure future human health. The time to act is now. Explore our Five Breakthroughs for Nature.

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Northern white rhino. © Ol Pejeta Conservancy.
Northern white rhino
 Grey wolf portrait. Credit: www.pixabay.com.
Grey wolf
 African elephant 1
African elephant
 v2 - Hawksbill turtle on beach (Eretmochelys imbricata) making his way to the sea, Bocas del Toro, Panama. Credit: Juan Pablo Moreiras/FFI
Hawksbill turtle
 Sunda pangolin
Sunda pangolin
 Magnolia grandis. Credit: Hieu Nguyen, Centre for Plant Conservation Vietnam
Magnolia grandis
 Male Myanmar or Black Snub-nosed Monkey; Credit: Shaohua Dong
Myanmar snub-nosed monkey
 Antiguan racer 9
Antiguan racer
 Saiga antelopes. Credit: Victor Tyakht/Adobe Stock.
Saiga
 The Union Island gecko is the most trafficked reptile in the Caribbean. Credit: Jeremy Holden/FFI
Union Island gecko
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Conservation challenges

There is no doubt that our planet is under pressure as never before. Learn about some of the conservation challenges we need to tackle, and how you can help.

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Covid-19

The world is facing its gravest crisis for a generation - Covid-19. Our mission, however, is as important as ever and our valuable work continues.

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