The Strategic Plan for Biodiversity 2011-2020 – and its associated 20 Aichi Biodiversity Targets – has been the largest ever intergovernmental plan for saving nature and nature’s benefits on land and sea. While continuing to focus on achieving Aichi targets, the international community will need to contribute to processes that will lead to adoption of…
29th July 2019
The Future of Conservation website has been supported by the CCI Collaborative Fund. For more information, visit the project page GO-FOX – The Group and Organisation Future of Conservation Survey. The purpose of this project is to explore the views of conservationists on a range of issues, as a way of informing debates on the future of conservation.…
15th April 2019
PRISM is an evaluation toolkit to help conservation practitioners improve the way they evaluate the outcomes and impacts of conservation projects. PRISM has been developed by a collaboration of international conservation organisations with additional input from practitioners, academics and donors from across the conservation sector. The PRISM project (Practical Impact Assessment Methods for Small and Medium-sized…
14th November 2017
Capacity for conservation is a free online resource designed to act as a central hub where conservation organisations can download tools, contribute their expertise, and learn from one another to strengthen their ability to address complex conservation challenges. Capacity for conservation recognises that conservation organisations often ask similar questions as to how they can best address the…
23rd October 2014
The Cambridge Conservation Initiative Brochure gives an overview of the collaborative initiative. As a collaboration CCI seeks to transform the global understanding and conservation of biodiversity and thus to secure a sustainable future for all life on Earth. Since its foundation in 2007, CCI has fostered a growing number of collaborations resulting in novel approaches…
5th April 2013
To foster a greater understanding of the links between biodiversity conservation, ecosystem services and climate change, a CCI collaborative funded project has developed training materials and tools to effectively bridge the knowledge gap of early- and mid-career conservation practitioners and business leaders with the potential to facilitate change at a local level, where the greatest…
3rd April 2013
CCI is a University of Cambridge Strategic Initiative. The University’s research section has a ‘Spotlight Page’ highlighting CCI and other conservation related research and teaching which takes place across the University.
23rd November 2012
The Gaming for Nature website was created as one of the outputs of the CCI participatory workshop funded project Gaming and Biodiversity Conservation: Assessing the Potential.
15th November 2012