Wildlife Works’ Indonesia Country Director Erlinda Ekaputri’s moving essay on the region's recent floods, and how she finds hope amidst the devastation.
This year, Wildlife Works hosted and participated in more than a dozen sessions across Belém. Together with Indigenous partners and allies, we showed how territorial governance, community-led bioeconomies, and integrity in carbon and biodiversity markets can fill the gaps left by global politics. In this blog learn Below are the five main takeaways from COP30, and how our events and partners brought climate solutions to life.
For years, carbon accounting overlooked emissions from forest degradation, leaving a major blind spot in REDD+. Emerging technologies now make it possible to capture this data accurately, ensuring transparent baselines and equitable climate finance. Learn more in this explainer blog.