Deep dives into the critical intersections of conservation, security, and economics. These papers provide the intellectual scaffolding and space for engagement for our “plays.”

Reimagining: Intermediaries – In a reimagined conservation sector, there will undoubtedly be a need for intermediaries. What can we learn from past experience that might guide which intermediary functions are critical, what structures best enable these functions, and what trade-offs are we willing to make? Read more and join the conversation.

Reimagining: Funding Size – With grantmaking, award size is a key part of portfolio architecture that shapes what kinds of conservation bets you can place, how quickly you can iterate, and how brittle or robust results become. Read more and join the conversation.

Global Conservation: A Reflection Of America’s Values And A Foundation For Its Prosperity And Future – Beyond a moral duty, re-engaging in global conservation is a vital strategic investment that safeguards America’s economic prosperity, national security, and public health. Read more and join the conversation.