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Kigali-Rwanda: Research carried out in the Eastern Province of Rwanda under the DeSIRA Research Project, funded by the European Union Delegation in Rwanda, shows that indigenous trees have the potential to deal with the problem of drought and other soil related problems that have been…

To deliver a nature-positive future the world needs to be able to measure progress towards global goals, but currently lacks the tools to do so. IUCN is developing a quantitative methodology to measure and track contributions towards protecting and restoring nature. The methodology will help…

The World Heritage Programme is currently undertaking an update of the Enhancing our Heritage Toolkit, published in 2008. Originally designed to assist with management effectiveness assessments at natural sites, the revisions aim to make it applicable for cultural sites as wells.

London, UK, 5 October 2022 – At the Sport Positive Summit at Wembley Stadium, the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) and Sails of Change today announced a new partnership to help sports organisations mitigate negative impacts on biodiversity and climate and encourage…

Gland, Switzerland, 4 October 2022 – A new IUCN-led project is examining how the rapid acceleration of wind and solar development can avoid unintended impacts on nature and people.