Conservation Finance Network

On January 14, E & E News presented Sarah Bloom Raskin, a nominee as the Federal Reserve's vice chair, as a thinker focusing hard on the need for lenders to control their climate risks.

On January 11, Bloomberg spotlit a campaign to add climate pollution to the list of money-laundering offenses. This could make deforestation cost much more.

On January 10, GreenBiz summarized five emerging biodiversity formulae on corporate leaders' minds these days.

On January 3, the eagle-eyed observers at E&E News sized up what funding Congress looks likely to make real for land, agriculture and water projects this year.

On January 5, the parched city of Phoenix's legislature approved a water conservation plan that will, among other things, earn the city $4.2 million for use in water-saving efforts.

Starting January 6, the United Kingdom piloted a program to pay farmers for practices to restore natural habitat. They plan to expand the program nationwide by New Year's Day, 2025.

In a flash, a national symbol underlines conservationists' case for habitat protection across Southeast Asia.

Jobs of the future include jobs tending the land. Portland's creating on-site training for youth this summer.

"It's incumbent on us to learn to price natural capital correctly," says a senior executive at Fidelity.

In recovering from Covid-19 devastation, leaders in the developing world will need to halt poaching and creatively finance habitat preservation.