The voluntary carbon market is showing signs of structural maturity, with bold moves, growing alignment on integrity, and shifting supply dynamics. From strategic acquisitions to evolving standards and groundbreaking investments, this month’s developments hint at a market finding its footing, while still navigating complexity and scrutiny. One story in particular stands out as a sign for what’s next.

In this issue of Reasons for Wild Hope, learn about how REDD+ projects are strengthening resilience to floods, improving healthcare, and protecting endangered biodiversity, all by flipping the paradigm and making conservation profitable for local communities.

In our May newsletter, we explore how biophilia - curiosity and love for nature - is a vital force in the fight against biodiversity loss. Featuring stunning camera trap footage from Wildlife Works projects, a species spotlight on the elusive aardwolf, and a story from biodiversity monitor Felix Ferrer in the Colombian Amazon, this issue reminds us that protecting nature starts with personal connections.

Introducing the Gerbang Barito REDD+ Project

Through this newsletter, we’ll provide key biodiversity and carbon market updates from a leading project developer’s perspective.

This month, we spotlight Indigenous-led biodiversity protection, resilient ecosystems, and life-changing opportunities for local people

In this monthly newsletter we highlight Marilyn Elembe’s work creating new opportunities for women in the DRC, and key VCM updates.

Welcome to Wildlife Works' monthly newsletter; Reasons for Wild Hope. We cover our activity at COP16 in Colombia.

Welcome to Wildlife Works' monthly newsletter; Reasons for Wild Hope.

Welcome to Wildlife Works' monthly newsletter; Reasons for Wild Hope.

Welcome to Wildlife Works monthly newsletter; Reasons for Wild Hope - August 2024.

Welcome to Wildlife Works monthly newsletter; Reasons for Wild Hope.

Welcome to Wildlife Works’ monthly Newsletter, “Reasons for Wild Hope."