For humans, natural ecosystems are critical to our health and wellbeing.

For Indigenous people and local communities globally, nature holds deep spiritual meaning.

But today, these vital ecosystems are being degraded and are disappearing rapidly. Species are becoming extinct at unprecedented rates. Climate change is amplifying this loss, further diminishing the resilience of nature to adapt and recover.

Meanwhile, the laws, policies, decision-making frameworks and practices designed to protect nature are failing us.

At Pollination Foundation we are taking a new approach.

Community-led solutions carry deep knowledge and power to evoke change. They make a critical contribution to net zero emissions and ensure a just transition to our nature positive future. But seeds of ideas may not realised without targeted support and access to new networks. And no two projects are the same, nor are their needs.

Here, Pollination Foundation plays a catalysing role. As a backbone organisation we listen deeply, share experience, incubate ideas, bridge local to global connections, co-design and support leaders until the initiative is ready to standalone to realise what is possible. Overtime the vision is for a dynamic collective of inter-connected initiatives that continue to learn, grow and flourish, together.