HOME OUR WORK ABOUT US JOIN US Facebook twitter YouTube Instagram SUBSCRIBE DONATE Blog USA 2020 ACCOMPLISHMENTS Conservation International scientists identified more than 116 previously unknown reefs on the high seas. Walmart committed to protect and steward 50 MILLION acres of land and 1 MILLION square miles of ocean. A $25 million partnership with the French government will conserve nearly 73 MILLION hectares of Amazonia by 2025. 64,000 acres of land placed under conservation in Chiapas and Oaxaca. Samoa committed to protecting 30% of its ocean area – a massive increase from the 1 percent that is currently protected. The Priceless Planet Coalition will employ a forest restoration model dedicated to planting 100 MILLION trees and regrowing forests where they are most needed. 35% Foundations 22% Public Funding, NGOs and Multilaterals 22% Corporations 8% Individuals 7% Other Income 6% Investments 46% Field Programs 21% Grantmaking Divisions 8% Fundraising 7% Management + Operations 5% Policy + Strategy 5% Moore Center for Science 3% Communications 3% Center for Environmental Leadership in Business 2% The Center for Communities and Conservation READ FULL REPORT DOWNLOAD PDF (19MB) Also read our 2020 Impact Report 2019 Annual Report What if nature reached its fullest potential as a climate solution? What if nature and people could thrive in the same place, forever? What if we could protect the ocean at a scale unlike any we've seen before? What if we could spur innovations in science and finance that accelerate conservation everywhere? What if we stand together and dramatically increase progress for the future? At Conservation International, we are proud to have some of the leading minds in natural and social science, policy, finance and business working together to improve people’s lives through the care and protection of nature. Their insights are helping societies develop and thrive in a more sustainable, equitable way. 2018 Annual Report What if nature reached its fullest potential as a climate solution? What if nature and people could thrive in the same place, forever? What if we could protect the ocean at a scale unlike any we've seen before? What if we could spur innovations in science and finance that accelerate conservation everywhere? What if we stand together and dramatically increase progress for the future? At Conservation International, we are proud to have some of the leading minds in natural and social science, policy, finance and business working together to improve people’s lives through the care and protection of nature. Their insights are helping societies develop and thrive in a more sustainable, equitable way. 2017 Annual Report Since our beginning, in 1987, Conservation International has worked with partners to protect more than 1.5 billion acres of the most critical landscapes and seascapes around the world — equivalent to two thirds of the United States. It is an impact visible from space. And it has changed the trajectory of global conservation and positively impacted the lives of millions of people in over 30 countries. 2016 Annual Report We live in uncertain times. But there is one thing we can be sure of: People need nature to survive. At Conservation International, we have always done what is right for communities and for nature — regardless of whether it is easy or conventional. And through your support, we have thrived. © ART WOLFE Financials Audited financial statements and Form 990s from the past five years FOLLOW Facebook Twitter YouTube Instagram RSS RESOURCES Newsroom Videos Conservation News Blog ABOUT US Mission + Vision Our Centers Annual Reports + Financials Our Policies Ethics Hotline Grievance Mechanism LEADERSHIP Board of Directors Senior Staff Leadership Council Fellows We're proud to be recognized as a financially accountable and transparent organization. JOIN OUR CAMPAIGN Conservation International Contact Us Terms of Use Privacy Policy Donor Privacy Careers Request for Proposals © 2021 Conservation International By clicking “Accept All Cookies", you agree to the storing of cookies on your browser to help Conservation International enhance site navigation, analyze site usage, and improve how people use our site. Cookies Settings Accept All Cookies