Conservation Partners

The world's largest conservation network and the global authority on the status of the natural world. Maintains the Red List of Threatened Species — the definitive reference for biodiversity assessments worldwide.

Rated by INGO Accountability Charter

One of the world's leading conservation organizations, operating in over 100 countries to protect wildlife, wildlands, and the natural systems that sustain all life on Earth.

Rated by Charity Navigator

The UN's global development network, supporting countries to build resilience through sustainable ecosystem management. Funds wetland carbon certification and marsh rehabilitation in Iraq and Bangladesh.

Rated by UN Accountability Index

The world's leading wild cat conservation organization, dedicated to ensuring the future of all 40+ wild cat species. Runs the world's largest jaguar corridor program across 18 countries in Latin America.

Rated by Charity Navigator

Working in 60+ countries to save wildlife and wild places through science, conservation action, and education. Operates New York's Bronx Zoo and manages community-led conservation programs worldwide.

Rated by Charity Navigator

A global partnership conserving birds, their habitats and global biodiversity. Present in over 120 territories, running the world's most comprehensive waterbird monitoring networks.

Rated by UK Charity Commission

Working across Africa to ensure wildlife and wildlands thrive in the modern world through community-based conservation and habitat corridor programs protecting Africa's most iconic ecosystems.

Rated by Charity Navigator

Providing humanitarian aid and sustainable development in Iraq. Supports the return and rebuilding of Marsh Arab (Ma'dan) communities to their traditional wetland homeland in southern Iraq.

Rated by UK Charity Commission

Germany's international development agency, implementing sustainable development on behalf of the German Federal Government. Leads integrated coastal mangrove management across 254km of Vietnam's Cà Mau coastline.

Rated by OECD DAC Peer Review

Independent institute for applied research in water, subsurface and infrastructure. World-leading expertise in delta resilience — the knowledge that built the Netherlands and is now being applied to save the Mekong Delta.

Rated by Netherlands Research Council

Brazil's leading Pantanal conservation NGO, dedicated exclusively to protecting and restoring the world's largest tropical wetland through emergency response, reforestation, and national advocacy campaigns.

Rated by Instituto de Pesquisa Econômica Aplicada

Pioneering conservation of the Hyacinth Macaw and its Pantanal nesting habitat. Their community guardian program has become a global model for species-focused wetland restoration over three decades.

Rated by Instituto de Pesquisa Econômica Aplicada

Iraq's leading environmental organization, dedicated to protecting and restoring Iraq's natural environment. Conducts critical biodiversity surveys in the Mesopotamian Marshes that inform international policy.

Rated by Arab NGO Network for Development

The US federal agency managing national parks, monuments and conservation areas. Oversees one of the most ambitious wetland restoration programs in history at Everglades National Park.

Rated by US Government Accountability Office

Federal agency engineering water infrastructure across the United States. Currently building the $1.7 billion EAA Reservoir — designed to restore natural water flow to the Everglades for the first time in 70 years.

Rated by US Government Accountability Office

Regional agency managing water across 16 South Florida counties. Operates the infrastructure that determines how much water reaches the Everglades — a decisive role in recovery or continued collapse.

Rated by Florida Auditor General

Florida's primary wildlife agency, leading the Florida Panther recovery program — one of the most celebrated endangered species comebacks in US conservation history, from 15 individuals to 200+.

Rated by Florida Auditor General

Government agency managing Bangladesh's forests and protected areas, including the Sundarbans Reserve Forest. Co-manages the world's largest mangrove system in partnership with IUCN and international conservation bodies.

Rated by FAO Country Review

The Iraqi federal ministry responsible for managing the Tigris-Euphrates water system. Negotiating minimum flow quotas to protect the Mesopotamian Marshes — a critical political battle for ecosystem survival.

Rated by World Bank Governance Indicators

The DRC's national conservation authority, managing all national parks and protected areas. Working with international partners to establish the world's largest tropical peatland protection zone in the Congo Basin.

Rated by World Bank Governance Indicators

World-leading research institution whose 2017 expedition revealed the full extent of the Congo peatlands — 30 billion tons of carbon hidden from science. Now operates a permanent monitoring station inside the peatlands.

Rated by UK Research Excellence Framework