Actors / NGO ·
Conservation International
Appears in 9 cases in this database. Roles as given in the documented record.
| Case | Role | Country | Period | Instrument |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alto Mayo REDD+ project (Peru) | Runs the project | Peru | 2012–2024 | Carbon credits |
| Kiribati PIPA opened to fishing | Co-founder of the compensation foundation | Kiribati | 2015–2025 | Fishing ban |
| Vida Manglar mangrove project | Project operator | Colombia | 2021 | Carbon credits |
| Kiribati opens Phoenix Islands protected area to fishing; trust dissolved | named as a partner in the compensation trust | Kiribati | 2015–2021 | Fishing ban |
| Colombia's Operation Artemisa: 113 arrests and 13 convictions | Board on which Duque sits | Colombia | 2017–2022 | Killings and repression of defenders |
| Walton family grants and board ties link Conservation International to Walmart | Conservation group; Rob Walton listed on its executive committee | United States | 2001–2026 | Agriculture, livestock and food |
| Bloomberg, Steyer and Bezos money shapes coal and nature campaigns | Environmental group receiving GEF money and board ties to the Bezos family | United States | 2008–2026 | Oil, gas and coal operations |
| Former EPA chief Lisa Jackson named interim chair of Conservation International | Named Jackson interim board chair; board includes former officials | United States | 2012–2026 | Law, regulation and treaties |
| Botswana's 2014 hunting ban also barred San hunters in the Central Kalahari | Board on which Ian Khama sat when the ban was announced | Botswana | 2014 | Law, regulation and treaties |
Appears alongside
Verra ×2Government of Kiribati ×2New England Aquarium ×2IUCN ×2Apple ×2Marine Stewardship Council ×2DisneyGucciBHPSERNANP (Peru's protected-areas agency)International Monetary FundThai UnionGovernment of ColombiaIván DuqueScience Based Targets initiativeWalmartWalton Family FoundationAfrican ParksBloomberg PhilanthropiesSierra ClubWyss FoundationBezos Earth FundClimateWorks FoundationThe Nature ConservancyFederal Election CommissionGlobal Environment FacilityUS Environmental Protection AgencyRange ResourcesExxonMobilGovernment of BotswanaCentral Kalahari San (Bushmen)
Terms used on this page
Carbon and conservation finance
- Carbon credit
- A certificate representing one tonne of carbon dioxide (or equivalent) that a project says it reduced, avoided or removed. Buyers use credits to balance their own emissions in climate claims.