Newsroom

RESET
Spear fisher on a small boat in open sea

A call to prioritize social equity in ocean conservation

Close-up photo of young girl of the Sarayaku Naywari

The living forest: Conservation efforts of the Kichwa people of Sarayaku

Men and women sitting in a circle - training members of the Yolo community in how to identify a good solar bulb

In Cameroon, transforming lives with solar power

Participants of agroecology training, Belize

Indigenous peoples are key allies for conservation and sustainable development efforts

Peruvian man crouching next to harvest

Combating food insecurity in Peru with ancestral solidarity during the COVID-19 crisis

Delivery of supplies to the Agroecological Producers Association Buenos Aires del Parcos.

How CEPF grantees in the tropical Andes are adapting

Boats docked outside a town

Communities and COVID

The GEF-financed Philippine ICCA Project is working to strengthen the conservation, protection, and management of key biodiversity sites by institutionalising Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities Conserved Areas and Territories (ICCAs). Photo: Orange Omengan/UNDP Philippines.

Indigenous peoples in the Philippines leading conservation efforts

At least four indigenous groups live in the Sierra. The most populated and influential are the Rarámuris, known for their ancient traditions, their colourful clothing and their unbreakable relationship with nature. Photo: Svetlana Bykova/Shutterstock.

Protecting the Sierra Tarahumara, a biodiversity hot spot

GEF Updates

Subscribe to our distribution list to receive the GEF Newsletter.

Sign up