International Union for Conservation of Nature.
nonprofit organization in Washington D.C., United States
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The International Union for Conservation of Nature published an assessment regarding the decline of Gopher Tortoise populations.Some support2 reports1 development inside
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Breeding birds are moving north annually, and scientists from India contributed to a study on this phenomenon.Some support1 report
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IUCN reviewed the nomination dossier as the World Heritage Committee met in Busan.Some support1 report
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The International Union for Conservation of Nature tracked the global population growth of turtles.Some support1 report
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IUCN is monitoring oil spill risks in Micronesia.Some support1 report
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Amur tigers were born at Longleat in Wiltshire, and the IUCN is tracking the population.Some support1 report
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UniSC researchers made a shark discovery in PNG waters, which is named after a senior fellow and requires future IUCN assessment.Well supported4 reports1 development inside
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Habitat loss in the Democratic Republic of the Congo is impacting various species, prompting concern from conservation organizations.Some support1 report
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IUCN validates India's land restoration efforts, which were announced by PM Modi.Some support1 report
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Fires near Los Angeles threaten the vulnerable ecosystem and rare Torrey pines in the Channel Islands National Park.Some support1 report
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Around International Union for Conservation of Nature this week
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Indonesia OperationalA conference in Nonthaburi featured Indonesian participants, and Brunei showcased innovations in Kanchanaburi.Moves International Union for Conservation of Nature
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IIED estimated rural household spending in Bangladesh, noting a resident living in Kurigram.
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UNESCO StructuralUNESCO recognized women researchers in Oman, Qatar, and Saudi Arabia, with an award ceremony held in Dubai.Moves International Union for Conservation of Nature
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Democratic Republic of the Congo Shared contextApple's operations, including supply chains linked to the DRC and a store in Glasgow, are being reported.Moves International Union for Conservation of Nature
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Indo-Pacific Mentioned togetherThe partnership between the Royal Australian Navy and the Royal New Zealand Navy is being reinforced through shared commitments to defense and regional stability in the Indo-Pacific.Moves International Union for Conservation of Nature
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Albania Shared contextThe EU is building infrastructure to support digital sovereignty efforts in Albania.Moves International Union for Conservation of Nature
Connections
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UNESCO Structural
IUCN functions as a formal advisory body to the relevant UNESCO committees and bodies.
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University of the Sunshine Coast Structural
A's discoveries require formal assessment and validation from the IUCN body.
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Channel Islands National Park Structural
IUCN maintains a functional oversight role by monitoring the ecosystem of the Channel Islands National Park.
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Indonesia Operational
Indonesia coordinates conservation efforts and pilots landscape plans under the influence of the IUCN.
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Central Florida Shared context
IUCN applies its international expertise to monitor and reassess the status of vulnerable species, such as the gopher tortoise, within the geographic context of Central Florida.
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The two entities are engaged in a partnership to establish the Forest and Farm Facility.
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Democratic Republic of the Congo Shared context
The relationship is defined by the DRC serving as the geographical and ecological context for conservation efforts monitored by IUCN.
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Indo-Pacific Mentioned together
IUCN assesses that 43% of species are threatened within the Indo-Pacific region.
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Albania Shared context
IUCN conducts conservation assessments within the geographical context of Albania.
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Micronesia Shared context
IUCN monitors environmental risks within the geographical context of Micronesia.
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Amur Mentioned together
The IUCN Red list tracks the Amur tiger population.
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Seoul Grand Park Operational
IUCN monitors the status of endangered species populations within the Seoul Grand Park.
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Hawaii Shared context
IUCN operates within the context of Hawaii, specifically monitoring ant impacts on vulnerable island ecosystems.
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Atlanta Mentioned together
The evidence is insufficient to establish a functional or structural link between Atlanta and the IUCN.
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Galapagos Shared context
IUCN classifies species within the Galapagos ecosystem as Vulnerable.
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Armenia Shared context
The International Union for Conservation of Nature held COP17 in Armenia.
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Philippines Shared context
IUCN conducts conservation monitoring activities within the geographical and political context of the Philippines.
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Greece Mentioned together
IUCN reviewed a nomination dossier related to conservation efforts in Greece.
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The provided evidence does not contain explicit information linking the two entities.
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El Nino Shared context
IUCN operates within a global environment subject to climate phenomena like El Nino, which causes environmental disruptions.
History
Events by the month they beganAugust 2026
3 eventsJuly 2026
4 events- A global assessment has been released indicating that one-third of all shark species are currently facing threatened status.
- The International Union for Conservation of Nature published an assessment regarding the decline of Gopher Tortoise populations.
- IUCN is monitoring oil spill risks in Micronesia.
- Amur tigers were born at Longleat in Wiltshire, and the IUCN is tracking the population.
June 2026
4 events- UniSC researchers made a shark discovery in PNG waters, which is named after a senior fellow and requires future IUCN assessment.
- Habitat loss in the Democratic Republic of the Congo is impacting various species, prompting concern from conservation organizations.
- IUCN validates India's land restoration efforts, which were announced by PM Modi.
- Fires near Los Angeles threaten the vulnerable ecosystem and rare Torrey pines in the Channel Islands National Park.