About
- - - About
      This is who we are, what we do and how we do it.
- - - A young orangutan in Kalimantan (Indonesian Borneo) – © iStock
Conservation
- - - Conserving Nature
      Protecting and restoring nature for its intrinsic value, for ourselves and for future generations, is one of the greatest challenges we face. Our programmes are helping to meet this challenge.
    - Programmes
    - Our Partners
- - - Caring for a rescued Sunda pangolin, Save Vietnam’s Wildlife – © Chris Scarffe
Capacity
- - - Capacity
      We strive for a collaborative, well-funded, fully equipped and resilient conservation sector which includes and amplifies the voices of those often marginalised from mainstream conservation.
    - Capacity
    - Supporting our partners
    - Reimagining Philanthropy
    - Championing diverse voices
    - Youth
- - - Congo Basin affiliates Julie Gagoe Tchoko (left) and Merline Touko Tchoko on a field visit in Cameroon – © AMMCO
Culture Change
- - - Culture Change
      We support a stronger, broader, and more deeply connected movement to champion biological and cultural diversity and address systemic and cultural drivers of the nature and climate emergencies.
    - Culture Change
- - - A member of the Dusun community, Ulu Papar, Orang Asal, Malaysia, working with Synchronicity Earth partner TAKAD – © Chris Scarffe
Funding
- - - Funding
      We are committed to increasing funding for urgent but neglected conservation challenges and working collaboratively with other funders and stakeholders to reimagine philanthropic funding.
- - - A rufous-headed hornbill – © Pierre de Chabannes
News & Stories
- - - News & Stories
      Through stories, interviews, events and imaginative collaborations, we explore our relationship with nature and what we can do support flourishing diversity, for people and planet.
    - News, Views & Stories
    - Interviews
    - Synchronicity Stories (newsletter)
      - Contact
  - - Synchronicity Earth welcomes three new Trustees
      
      Synchronicity Earth is delighted to welcome three new Trustees to our Board: Mike Barclay, Salisha Chandra, and Kristen Walker-Painemilla.
      
      Our Team
      
      Six ways to increase funding for freshwater species and ecosystems
      
      Why does freshwater conservation receive so little funding, and how can we fix it? Six key findings from the Abu Dhabi Freshwater Roundtable.
      
      Freshwater
      
      Three young women become inaugural Ocean Stewardship Awardees
      
      Emilia Palma Tuki from Rapa Nui, Alanna Matamaru Smith from the Cook Islands, and Kathryn Audroing from Trinidad and Tobago have been presented with the inaugural Ocean Stewardship Award.
      
      Ocean Stewardship Award
      
      Behind the work: Four women leaders on protecting the Congo Basin
      
      Women leaders on leadership, resilience, and what it really means to protect one of the world’s most vital ecosystems.
      
      Congo Basin
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