Ecosystems conservancy strives to provide practical solutions for conserving Eco-systems by developing a new paradigm of active research for conservation and education that focuses on best practices to reduce vulnerability and enhance resilience by putting ecosystems at the center of sustainable development.
ECOSYSTEMS CONSERVANCY (ECON)
Our mission is to conserve nature and reduce the most pressing threats to the diversity of life on Earth.
ABOUT US



Overview
AIM
Ecosystems conservation, management and sustainable resource utilization by active research and education.
Objective:
Supports and harnesses the most promising conservation science research and puts it into practice. Additionally, a regular seminar series and training workshops provides a regular forum for the conservation community to learn, discuss, and networking.
Working Areas:
There are three core working areas of Ecosystems conservancy.
- Research and Development: Active research for baseline data and its implementation for strategic development
- Conservation: Ecosystems conservancy employs a wealth of scientific expertise in its work around the globe. Sharing information among scientists is critical to accelerating conservation. Ecos Science Network connects, supports and grows this community by providing access to the latest information and techniques, coordinating training and providing opportunities for collaboration.
- Education/Awareness: Ecosystems conservancy knows that investing in training and education is critical for Ecosystems conservation. That’s why Ecos aimed to provide financial support to proven and potential conservationists to gain the skills and knowledge they needed to address the conservation challenges. Ecos supports conservationists to pursue studies, attend short-term training courses, and train local communities.