Everett Sanderson

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The Great Lakes Protection Fund (GLPF) is partnering with the Conservation Finance Group to develop a publication on regenerative agriculture around Lake Ontario. The Fund was designed as a change-maker; it seeks out and supports innovative, regional solutions to problems, both old and new, that challenge the health of the Great Lakes ecosystem. The Fund […]

COP 15 is coming up in May 2021 in Kunming China. Read out latest work on the subject and why we think this is one of the most vital COPs of the decade. Read more

The Little Book of Investing in Nature provides an essential overview of the area of biodiversity finance at a time when governments and international negotiators are urgently seeking pragmatic solutions for the twin crises of climate change and the loss of nature. Financing the protection for our natural world is a challenge that governments around the […]

“Innovative Finance for Conservation: Roles for Ecologists and Practitioners” summarizes many challenges and opportunities pertaining to the mobilization of private capital towards conservation. The research pays particular attention to the role of consistent and accountable frameworks in guiding project design, implementation, monitoring, and evaluations, while also ensuring flexibility, performance, and salience for stakeholders. Read More

Earth is experiencing dramatic and accelerating biodiversity loss caused by human activities. Although extinction is a natural phenomenon, scientists estimate the world is now losing species at up to 1,000 times the natural rate of one to five species per year. The abundance of mammals, birds, fish, reptiles, and amphibians has declined, on average, by […]