Frequently Asked Questions

#NatureForAll is a global movement to inspire love of nature. At its core is a very simple idea: the more people experience and share their love of nature, the more support and action there will be for its conservation.  The growing knowledge base that links connecting with and caring for nature is an important part of #NatureForAll. Learn more here.

 #NatureForAll was formally launched on September 2nd at the 2016 International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN; the world’s oldest and largest environmental conservation organisation) World Conservation Congress in Hawai’i. Since then, #NatureForAll partners have been demonstrating the many exciting ways that we can come together and inspire love of nature.

#NatureForAll was created to help grow the important work each of its partners undertakes to connect people and nature exponentially. Rather than providing a “one size fits all” solution, #NatureForAll aims to foster enabling environments to reduce barriers and connect people with nature in different regions, contexts and realities. Through partnership, we share knowledge, strategies, and actions – amplifying our collective reach and impact to engage new audiences to connect with and fall in love with nature. #NatureForAll resources are free for all to use!

The #NatureForAll Take Action Toolkit offers three simple ways that you can inspire love, support and action for nature worldwide!

  1. Inspire people to connect with nature by sharing your story.

  2. Invite a friend and/or an organisation to the #NatureForAll movement.

  3. Team up with another individual and/or organisation(s) to collaborate on a project.

The #NatureForAll co-chairs have assembled a task force of international representatives to develop a new strategy and program of action – titled Ecological Pathways to Change: 2021 and Beyond – that will serve as the foundation for #NatureForAll’s work for the next four years. The task force is made up of representatives from #NatureForAll partners as well as the IUCN membership, Commissions, and Secretariat. They are helping develop and launch the new strategy in time for the IUCN World Conservation Congress in September 2021. 

The following people are generously contributing their time to help develop and implement the next phase of inspiring people to love nature.

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