IUCNweb: Windmill near Vancouver - Managing the impacts of energy sources on biodiversity, even those billed as ‘green’, is a key challenge.
IUCNweb: Traditional stilt fishing in Sri Lanka. Securing natural resources and those who depend on them is a main focus of IUCN's work.
IUCNweb: In Madagascar villagers grow rice for food, keep bee hives for the honey which they can then sell and harvest fish from their own ponds.
IUCNweb: The IUCN World Conservation Congress will showcase ways of greening the global economy.
IUCNweb: Easing human pressures on the environment: Plantation of gum arabic trees at Kilo 26 refugee camp, Sudan
IUCNweb: Jaipur traffic. Cities will have to become more sustainable to keep pace with a growing global population
IUCNweb: Greenlands Ilulissat Icefjord, Denmark. Global warming is opening up new areas for exploitation, including the Arctic.
IUCNweb: Restoring nature – our forests, river basins and oceans is critical to the fight against climate change.
IUCNweb: Fruit and vegetable market in Pisaq, Peru. Millions of people directly depend on nature for food and livelihood.
IUCNweb: Erosion due to logging in Mamberamo, Papua New Guinea. Several countries are now committing to restoring their forests.
IUCNweb: IUCN encourages financial institutions to invest in socially and environmentally sustainable projects.
IUCNweb: Artisanal bee hives in the Mount Elgon region, part of IUCN's Livelihoods and Landscapes project
IUCNweb: Natural solutions: Anti-erosion plantations on the contours of a hill in Rwanda
IUCNweb: A coral atoll in the Maldives, rich in biodiversity but very popular with tourists.