Resources

We learned with sadness yesterday of the death of Lord Jacob Rothschild. A wise and generous advisor to Arcadia’s founders and staff, Lord Rothschild served as a member of our Advisory Board from its foundation in 2009 until his retirement in 2022.

In response to the Russian invasion of Ukraine, we are supporting organizations that are working to reach people in urgent need.

We have renewed our grant to the Endangered Landscapes and Seascapes Programme, supporting the third round of the programme and a new commitment to restore seascapes.

A summary of our work in 2023 is now available, in which we share highlights from our grantees’ work and details on new initiatives.

A summary of our work in 2022 is now available, in which we share highlights from our grantees’ work and details on new initiatives.

Arcadia is partnering with Bloomberg Philanthropies to create a $51 million fund for marine protection, which will be hosted by Oceans 5.

The European Open Rivers Programme works to support the removal of old and obsolete barriers in European rivers.

With our support, the Endangered Landscapes Programme has launched a second cohort of projects that will restore some of the most important landscapes across Europe.

Our co-founder, Peter Baldwin, discussed his book, The Copyright Wars, with Pamela Samuelson.

The Modern Endangered Archives Program documents and digitizes at-risk materials from the previous and current century.

The MAEASaM project is mapping thousands of archaeological heritage sites in eight African countries.

Our new grant of $13m will support an additional 150 projects over the next eight years. All resulting materials will be made available online for free.