Resources

We have joined eight private funders in a new commitment to secure a sustainable future for nature, climate and people. Together, we are pledging a total of $5 billion over the next 10 years, and are calling others to join us in our commitment to protect and conserve at least 30% of the planet's most important areas for biodiversity by 2030.

As the UK prepares for a crucial year for environmental policy, Arcadia founders, Lisbet Rausing and Peter Baldwin, join a call for greater support for environmental causes from donors and foundations.

Our grant will support more projects to restore landscapes and seascapes across Europe

Arcadia co-founder Lisbet Rausing speaks to Mongabay about Arcadia's work, COVID-19 and her reasons for optimism.

We make some grants through out-sourced programmes. Learn more about how and why we do regranting.

Fauna & Flora International works with local conservation partners to protect habitat and influence policy.

The training initiative supports landholders and decision makers in protecting tropical forest in Asia and Central America.

ClientEarth uses legal interventions to enforce existing environment protection laws in the EU.

Managed by Cambridge Conservation Initiative, the Endangered Landscapes Programme restores Europe's degraded landscapes to make them biodiverse and resilient to climate change.

Protecting marine habitats, reducing threats to endangered species, stopping overfishing, curbing marine pollution.

Abundant, diverse and healthy marine ecosystems are crucial for all life on Earth. This is why almost 30% of the total giving in our environment programme, more than $70 million in grants since 2002, has supported work to protect the world’s oceans. This blog highlights some of this work.