The Foundation for Biodiversity

Restoring Species. Recovering Ecosystems. Building Biodiversity Intelligence.

A science-led international conservation organization delivering measurable biodiversity recovery.

Decision-grade Biodiversity Intelligence for Institutional Capital

We measure and verify biodiversity recovery so governments, partners and investors can understand what is changing and what is working.

Protect → Measure → Verify → Value

Flagship Species & Ecosystem Programmes

We are working with governments, scientists and local partners to deliver measurable species recovery and ecosystem restoration.

Scientific leadership by Oxford University–trained conservation scientist Dr Paul O’Donoghue, combining field ecology, rigorous measurement and species recovery expertise.

Flagship Species
& Ecosystem Programmes


We work with governments, scientists and local partners to deliver measurable species recovery and ecosystem restoration.

Sumatran Rhino
Jaguar Corridor
Parrot Refuge Islands

Scientific leadership by Oxford University–trained conservation scientist Dr Paul O’Donoghue, combining field ecology, rigorous measurement and species recovery expertise.

Flagship Species & Ecosystem Programmes

Scientific leadership by Oxford University–trained conservation scientist Dr Paul O’Donoghue, combining field ecology, rigorous measurement and species recovery expertise.

We are working with governments, scientists and local partners to deliver measurable species recovery and ecosystem restoration.

WHERE THE SYSTEM IS BEING BUILT

Our Method

Species Recovery‍ ‍

Ecosystem Restoration‍ ‍

Community Opportunity & Ecotourism

Decision-grade Evidence

Confidence for Capital

Nature is the Foundation of Human Wellbeing.

WHY BIODIVERSITY MATTERS

Every forest, wetland, grassland, coral reef, and river supports complex ecosystems that regulate climate, store carbon, protect freshwater resources, pollinate crops, and sustain millions of species, including our own.

Protecting biodiversity is not simply about saving wildlife. It is about safeguarding the natural systems upon which every society and economy depends.

Join us in Protecting Biodiversity

The challenges facing nature cannot be solved by governments or conservation organizations alone.

Whether you are an individual, educator, scientist, business, philanthropist, or public institution, there is a role to play in protecting the natural world.

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