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- New Report: Minding the GapsExplore our 2025 report revealing where billions are missing in climate funding and how to close the gaps.
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- Solutions HubDive into stories, science, and projects that bring climate and nature solutions to life. Designed to inspire action and connect you to a worldwide movement of people creating change.
- Bioregions NavigatorGlobal transformation takes root locally. By caring for your home, you join a worldwide movement to protect our planet. Discover how your bioregion connects you to the Earth’s web of life.
- Global Safety NetThe blueprint of priority lands and oceans that we most urgently need to protect and restore. Learn more about the science and explore where conservation efforts will have the greatest impact.
- Finance TrackerA powerful new tool built with our partners at Vibrant Data Labs that maps how billions in climate funding is flowing to solutions across Energy Transition, Nature Conservation, and Regenerative Agriculture.
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