What we’ve supported

To support The Forest-Climate Working Group.

To provide general operating support for the Next 100 Coalition.

To provide general operating support.

To build tribal capacity to utilize conservation easements.

To support a pilot land conservation technical assistance and capacity-building program for a cohort of California tribes, with an emphasis on sharing lessons learned nationally.

To renew support for the Land and Climate Program, a national initiative that provides land trusts with information, strategies, training and tools to adapt to and combat climate change in their land conservation work.

To develop and promulgate best management practices for climate smart forestry and accelerate implementation through incorporation into commercial and state-level standards.

To support key research and policy efforts that advance Indigenous-led conservation at the federal level.

To support the development of a new collaborative philanthropic effort aimed at arresting and reversing biodiversity loss in the United States.

To update the Reforestation Hub, a web tool and open-source information portal.

To support the launch of the Forest Innovation Platform, a new national information and technical resource ecosystem for climate-adapted forest planning, conservation and stewardship.

To support a cohort of Science for Nature and People Partnership working groups on implementing Global Biodiversity Framework goals in the United States at national and regional levels.

To sponsor the Nature Positive Hub at the 2024 NYC Climate Week.

To support the launch of the Conservation Loan Collaborative, a fund management platform to host and manage a portfolio of revolving loan funds for conservation organizations, coalitions and funders.

To support the launch of the Greenhouse Gas Information Coalition.

To support planning and execution of the Ninth American Forest Congress in 2025.

To empower, invest in and celebrate artists in the fields of contemporary dance, jazz and theater by offering flexible multi-year funding as a response to financial and funding challenges both unique to the performing arts and to each grantee.

To accelerate funder learning, coordination and investment in Indigenous-led conservation.

To support the Conservation Finance Initiative, a joint effort of Trust for Public Land and The Nature Conservancy, which aims to create new funding for land conservation, parks and climate.

To support development of a spatial roadmap for nature and climate solutions in the United States.