The Future of Conservation Philanthropy: What is Best for Nature?

12/10/2025

13:30 - 15:30

CR B: Forum - Session Room 9 , Presencial

Foro

Ampliar la escala de una acción de conservación resiliente

Por qué asistir

Given the clear funding gap for the conservation of Nature, this session will provide participants with the opportunity to help shape future conservation philanthropy as a diverse yet carefully considered means to help address that shortfall. Information gathered from this session will help guide conservation philanthropy.

Descripción de la sesión

This session would last 2 hours with participants divided evenly across 5 tables, each of which would have an assigned moderator and rapporteur.

The organisers would invite relevant participants known to be attending Congress.

• Introductions to the overall issue, and definition of conservation and philanthropy for the context of this session.
• Series of roundtables each with a moderator, for each of five conservation philanthropy topics. Rotation of participants every quarter hour. Roundtable discussion on the priorities mentioned by the moderators – add to them if suggested.
• Afterwards have a “plenary” for everyone to score 1-10 the importance of each of the final priorities identified, with the understanding that there has to be a range – not everything can be 10. Two scores for each - current scenario and ideal future
• Results collated depending on whether “donor” or “practitioner”.
• Participants are named independent of their organisations, but no comments or scores attributed to anyone.

Organised by

Mohamed bin Zayed Species Conservation Fund ( United Arab Emirates )

Asociaciones

Species Survival Commission

Zoo Outreach Organisation Trust ( India )

Species Survival Commission

Arcus Foundation ( United States of America )