A new cohort brings together 47 professionals from across Brazil's environmental sector to strengthen the use of economics and finance in conservation decision-making.

CSF Hosts our newest in-person course, Economic Tools for Conservation in Africa for the first time

Bolivia da un paso clave para fortalecer sus capacidades en financiamiento climático con el inicio de una capacitación especializada que reúne a actores comprometidos con impulsar soluciones concretas. Un espacio para aprender, intercambiar ideas y avanzar hacia un desarrollo más sostenible. This publication is also available in English.

Entre el 24 y el 26 de julio, en Cobija, Pando, Bolivia, Conservation Strategy Fund (CSF) facilitó talleres de diagnóstico participativo junto a gobiernos municipales, comités de gestión, representantes de concejos municipales y especialistas en conservación amazónica.

This May 5-8, 28 passionate participants representing 18 different organizations and institutions gathered at Conservation International's headquarters near Washington DC for the second edition of our newest short course, Finance 4Nature.

Juliana Echeverri on designing solutions that work for nature and people

January 2026: A new chapter in tackling illegal gold mining is unfolding in the Amazon.

In the fall of 2025, Conservation Strategy Fund, along with BIOFIN, IUCN World Commission on Protected Areas, Sustainable Finance Coalition, and the Conservation Finance Alliance (CFA),  partnered with the High Ambition Coalition for Nature & People (HAC), to contribute to a series of ‘bootcamp’ sessions on conservation finance.&nb

  “[I gained] a sense of hope of what's possible.”  This December, 36 professionals from 13 different countries and 25 organizations came together for our first ever Finance 4Nature course, delivered in partnership with the Conservation Finance Alliance and hosted at Conservation International’s Headquarters just outside of Washington DC. 

On November 17, 2025, during COP30, we hosted “Financing Nature – A Practical Workshop to Prioritize Financial Mechanisms for Conservation Impact” at the ARAYARA – Amazon Climate Hub in Belém, Brazil. The workshop brought together people working in conservation for an interactive session focused on practical ways to access and prioritize financing for nature-based solutions.