THE NAT’S main beneficiary is Conservation International who will help ensure our fund will be put towards restoration projects for ‘trees and seas’. 

For nearly 40 years, Conservation International has redefined what it means to protect nature — by putting people at the center. Through ambitious alliances and work rooted in local communities and Indigenous leadership, the organization is protecting and restoring carbon-rich forests, safeguarding the world’s most vital ocean ecosystems, and pioneering new approaches to climate finance.

Working in more than 30 countries, these efforts are building nature-based economies — because when conservation supports people’s livelihoods, it endures.

For Communication, we are going to be investing in the storytellers of tomorrow by working with Open Planet.

We are planning a series of projects and workshops, starting in Brazil, India and Kenya, supporting young influencers, content creators and filmmakers with skills, technology and content to engage their own networks and communities.  

Our aim is to launch our first storytelling campaign in Q4 2025.

In Education, we’re working with Unicef and World’s Largest Lesson to bring together next-gen innovators and activists in NYC Climate Week to help shape and evolve existing education programmes and identify what is still needed for young planetary guardians.