Welcome to 'Unite for Nature'
We are thrilled to introduce you to a new magazine for IUCN Members. Its name is Unite for Nature in recognition of the need to work together to create a just world that values and conserves nature. Throughout the pages we will show you past successes, current activities and future possibilities for conservation, from across the diverse and enormous environmental network that makes up the Union of the IUCN.
We are launching the magazine to show how important IUCN Members are to the Union. By providing Members with a platform to share their conservation stories we will further spread good practices and achievements across the conservation sector. The magazine will also help nurture a common sense of purpose between Members, Commissions and Secretariat.
The magazine, which will be published twice a year in English, French and Spanish, will also provide benefits for our Members. It will inform you about IUCN conservation tools and the latest trends in conservation. It will help build your global influence by showing how you can shape the conservation agenda through IUCN, and inform you of opportunities to get involved in conservation projects on the ground.
As we look around the world, seeing the positive impact of the work of IUCN, its Members, its Commissions and its Regional and National Committees, we feel honoured to be part of the International Union for Conservation of Nature. We hope you enjoy reading about these accomplishments in this current and future issues!
Best wishes,
President of IUCN
Acting Director General of IUCN
'Unite for Nature' articles
NEWS
IUCN supports new work to address gender-based violence
A WORLD OF GOOD NEWS
Stories of positive change from around the globe
EXPERT ANALYSIS
Head of Ocean, Minna Epps, on the next steps for the new High Seas Treaty
MEMBER PROFILES
Conservation with Parks Victoria, Australia,
Protecting Hoolock gibbons with Cloud Mountain Conservation in China
Protecting Earth's geological diversity
Spearfishing with Parks Canada
SPOTLIGHT
A guide to the IUCN conservation tool Contributions for Nature
FEATURES
COMPUTER CONSERVATION
How conservationists are deploying Al and machine learning to protect nature
UNLEASHING NATURE'S POTENTIAL
Developing Nature-based Solutions big enough to have a global impact
INTERVIEW
Ugandan activist Vanessa Nakate on amplifying African climate stories