Island Conservation
The Island-Ocean Connection Challenge announced four new restoration projects—Lehua, Tavolara, Grand Rouveau, and Zembra—at London Climate Week, expanding its global effort to restore 40 island-ocean ecosystems by 2030!
A world-first controlled experiment shows connection between seabird activity and marine health on Ulong Island!
Astonishing results from our work to restore sites in the Republic of the Marshall Islands, boosting climate resilience and ocean health!
Marine Protected Areas help fish stocks rebound, protect endangered species, and build climate resilience. Find out how islands play a vital role in this process!
The United Nations Ocean Conference was an opportunity for incredible collaborations and coalitions. Joining Ocean Action 2030 was one of many incredible partnerships we forged!
Two new islands join the Island-Ocean Connection Challenge, linking terrestrial and marine conservation for maximum impact!
Our partner Conservation X Labs has joined the IOCC, committing to deploying transformative technology to protect island ecosystems!
One of the most powerful ways to restore and protect our oceans is by restoring the island ecosystems that help nourish them!
Islands are places where global climate solutions can be tested and proven, showing recovery is not only possible but fast!
A generous grant from NASA allows us and our partners to maximize the benefits of our island restoration work!