The Nature Conservancy has joined efforts with GDPC in the Coastal Cities project in Indonesia to help identify ways that nature can be a part of building social-ecological community resilience before, during, and after natural disasters.
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Australia is the only country in the world which spans an entire continent. The nation’s high level of biodiversity classifies it as one of 17 of the ‘megadiversity’ countries in the world, all of which collectively hold roughly two thirds of the world’s biodiversity.
Restoration of marine habitats in the Peel region of Western Australia begins with education, outreach and data collection in order to visualize and prioritize efforts to protect valuable mangroves, salt marches, seagrasses, and shellfish reefs.
The Nature Conservancy has recently partnered with governments, community groups and the private sector to investigate nature-based solutions to coastal risk reduction and climate change adaptation in Port Phillip Bay.
The Resilient Islands project team will work with partners to help realize various aspects of the Strategic Plan’s integrated approaches for ecosystem-based adaptation while complementing on-going initiatives.