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Next found of funding launched - we are pleased to announce that applications for Darwin Plus are now open! Find out how to apply by clicking below.

Explore the crucial intersection of food, biodiversity, and livelihoods in the inaugural Biodiversity Challenge Funds newsletter.

The Turks and Caicos Islands assess sustainable spiny lobster fisheries with 600 distributed gauges by FisherFolkFirst.

This project aims to understand the surge in seal-fishery interactions in the Falkland Islands, informing a bycatch action plan.

Living Reefs Foundation's Coral Garden Initiative aims to use corals as a nature-based breakwater to protect coastal infrastructure from storm waves.

Monitoring avian influenza: Research assesses potential threat of pathogens to seabirds in the Falkland Islands, focusing on wildlife health.

Major rehabilitation project for community nature reserve: Pollution and invasive species management, Spittal Pond Nature Reserve.

Ecologically vital, Chalcid wasps include parasitoids used in pest management. Research in Cyprus aims to understand their biodiversity and impact.

The Caribbean's largest uninhabited island in the British West Indies is safeguarded through a conservation project involving birdwatching training.

Unique marine biodiversity faces climate change threats, impacting fisheries and the local economy; this project's research aids adaptation strategies.

Exciting news - we're still recruiting Experts for the Biodiversity Challenge Funds Expert Groups. Find out how to apply by clicking below.