The International Union for Conservation of Nature – United States (IUCN-US) builds bridges between US donors and IUCN, by catalyzing, accelerating, funding and promoting IUCN’s work — conserving nature and natural resources in the United States and throughout the world.
Our portfolio is global by design, and supports work aligned with IUCN’s Nature 2030 Program of Work, which was endorsed by IUCN’s members in 2016 at the World Conservation Congress in Hawaii.
Highlights from recent projects
Sustainable Lotus Silk Production for Flood Strategy in the Mekong Delta
 | IUCN Viet Nam |
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Vjosa Wild River National Park
 | IUCN Protected and Conserved Areas |
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African Elephant Database and African Elephant Status Report
 | IUCN SSC African Elephant Specialist Group |
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Business Planning for Coastal and Marine NbS Projects
 | IUCN Ocean |
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BEFoRE – Benefits From Restoration
| IUCN Biodiversity Knowledge and Action |
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From Eyes in the Sky to Boot on the Ground: Applying NASA Earth Observation to Protect Critical Forests in Mesoamerica
 | IUCN STAR Program |
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Increasing coastal resilience in the Mekong Delta through mangrove restoration and hybrid nature-based solutions
| IUCN Viet Nam |
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Global Freshwater Species Assessment
| IUCN Biodiversity Knowledge and Action |
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