With global biodiversity targets falling behind schedule, COP17 delivered an urgent call to accelerate action. Connected Conservation Foundation joined the discussions in Yerevan, sharing how technology, local partnerships and capacity-building can help countries turn biodiversity commitments into tangible outcomes.
Sixteen conservation technology professionals from across Africa have been selected for the inaugural Protected Area Technician (PAT) Scholarship Program. The new field-based initiative is designed to address a critical shortage of skilled technology professionals urgently needed to support conservation efforts.
This year's annual review is special, celebrating not only the last year but also our partnerships and journey over the last decade.
Join the thousands of people like you who have stepped up to support our critical conservation work around the world.