Island Conservation began as an idea shared by University of California, Santa Cruz professors Don Croll and Bernie Tershy after witnessing the impacts of invasive species on islands in Mexico first-hand while conducting their seabird research. These humble beginnings grew into a network of conservationists in 1994 and became an international non-profit organization in 1997. Today, Island Conservation is on the front lines of preventing extinctions and working to expand the boundaries of island conservation efforts worldwide.

We work together with local communities, government management agencies, and conservation organizations on islands with the greatest potential for preventing the extinction of globally threatened species. We develop comprehensive and humane plans for the removal of invasive species, implement the removal of invasive species; and conduct research to better understand how invasive species removal changes and benefits island ecosystems and to inform future conservation action.

Island Conservation is headquartered in Santa Cruz, CA with field offices in Chile, Ecuador, Hawaii, New Zealand, Palau, and Puerto Rico. Since our founding in 1994, Island Conservation and our partners have successfully restored 71 islands worldwide, benefiting 1296 populations of 499 species and subspecies.

In June 2014, Impakter Magazine was born with a mission: bridging generations by connecting millennials to baby boomers.

Today, Impakter has grown into more than a magazine, sustainability powerhouse. However, our goal remains clear: Delivering reliable, data-based facts and high-quality articles researched by our team and global experts.

Our extended coverage spans from ESG, Finance, Business, Climate tech and Sustainable living, entertainment, science and more. We aim to provide everything you need to know about sustainability—all in one place.

The Environmental Awareness Group (EAG) is a locally led organization dedicated to environmental conservation and sustainable development in Antigua and Barbuda. For over 30 years, EAG has been working collaboratively to protect biodiversity, foster sustainable livelihoods, and promote nature-based solutions. Through programs like the Antigua Marine Conservation Programme, Offshore Islands Conservation Programme, and Redonda Ecosystem Reserve Programme, EAG is actively safeguarding the island nation’s natural treasures. By empowering local communities and inspiring the next generation of environmental stewards, EAG is making a significant contribution to the preservation of the Caribbean’s unique ecosystems.

The Micronesia Conservation Trust (MCT) is a non-profit organization dedicated to protecting biodiversity and promoting sustainable development in the Federated States of Micronesia. Through its various projects, MCT is working to conserve ecosystems, support local communities, and address the challenges of climate change. By empowering local people and fostering partnerships, MCT is making a significant contribution to the preservation of Micronesia’s natural heritage.

The Energy Mix is a community news site and e-digest on climate change, energy, and the shift off carbon. It’s published by Energy Mix Productions Inc., a Canadian non-profit headquartered on unceded Algonquin Anishnaabe territory, also known as Ottawa. We respect the sovereignty of the many Indigenous peoples and communities on whose land our work takes place.

Everything we do is meant to bring the climate news that makes a difference to a wider community.