Grants awarded

To establish an emergency response fund to support Fauna & Flora’s partner organizations which were affected by COVID-19.

To support local journalists to investigate and report worldwide on the threats to biodiversity and nature-based solutions.

To establish a global alliance to develop and promote a standard set of indicators on urban ecosystem health that enable cities to identify the challenges of becoming greener environments and evaluate their efforts to do so.

To publish and make widely available evidence-based conservation strategies to help conservation practitioners make effective decisions.

To support long-term conservation by establishing or expanding protected areas and strengthening conservation of the most important existing wilderness areas.

To acquire properties of strategic value in Argentina and Chile to expand existing park areas, rewild degraded landscapes and advance biodiversity conservation.

To increase the overall impact and ensure the long-term sustainability of the Conservation Leadership Programme.

To collect seeds and build in-country conservation capacity in biodiverse hotspots experiencing rapid and drastic land use changes.

To support work to restore nature in Europe by: encouraging wildlife comeback, improving policy frameworks to facilitate rewilding, and developing new models to mobilise financial sector support for rewilding.

Towards the restoration of the historic lake, construction of the new lake, and other work to improve the biodiversity of the gardens at the RHS Bridgewater site.

To influence policy that helps to protect and restore marine life and ecosystems in high biodiversity areas.

To use legal tools and advocacy to enforce laws that protect European wildlife and habitats.

To conserve and restore degraded habitats in the Yellow Sea region in the East Asian-Australasian Flyway.

To support International Rivers’ work to influence how rivers are governed, protected in law and valued to help ensure our rivers continue to support diverse habitats and wildlife.

To help the foundation and its work to build a greener and more democratic Europe.

To create a continuous area of protected natural landscape by purchasing ecologically important land next to Patagonia Park in Chile.

To support DSCC’s work to protect deep-sea ecosystems from fishing and mining, and to strengthen biodiversity conservation and governance in international oceans.

Towards work on the Perthshire wildlife reserves and on the Largiebaan restoration project.

To propagate and plant rare and hard-to-grow montane scrub willow species.

To support a grant programme to support large-scale projects to restore biodiversity-rich habitats across Europe at the Cambridge Conservation Initiative.