#NatureForAll’s newest partner, the storytelling project “Lost and Found”, works to bring to life the inspirational stories of those species that were thought extinct for at least a human generation but where subsequently rediscovered. Their goal is to change the conversations around conservation, away from doom and gloom, and towards more a positive message.

Read this chilling tale, by filmmaker Danielle Ryan, who whisks us on an epic adventure to the Antarctic in search of the elusive humpback whale.

This immersive event combines NASA satellite imagery, time-lapse nature photography, cultural heritage footage, and live performances of music and dance to form an unprecedented and powerful exploration of the beauty and interconnectedness of all things on Earth.

In its 20th year, the Peace Pals International Art Exhibition and Awards features art created by children around the world to celebrate peace. This year, the have chosen to partner with #NatureForAll to commemorate nature.

AquaVan 150: Connecting Communities to Coastlines will facilitate personal connections between youth and marine life, emphasising that all of our waterways are connected.

#NatureForAll partner One Minute for Earth created a campaign inviting everyone to add Nature to their list of New Year’s Resolutions.

In honour of World Wetlands Day, individuals and organisations joined #NatureForAll partner and Mediterranean wetland specialists, MedWet in their #WetlandsForAll campaign – through which they shared their feelings, passion and emotions when visiting wetlands.

Rapper Baba Brinkman (Rap Guide to Consciousness, Off The Top) and singer-songwriter George Woodhouse (The Big Sing Halifax, Tiger Patrol) wrote a song for #NatureForAll about how people connect to nature.

More than 200 key stakeholders participated in the Inspiring a New Generation (ING): A North American Summit, held November 6-8, 2015, at the National Conservation Training Center in Shepherdstown, West Virginia.

ORGANIZATION EARTH founder Constantinos Machairas celebrates winning the #NatureForAll Greenhouse after presenting his work to a judging panel including members from The Canadian Parks Council, Google Earth Outreach, Habitat the Game, Conservamos Por Naturaleza, Citizen Wolf, and Pew Charitable Trusts.

In honour of the theatrical release of Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them and Alison Sudol’s role as Queenie, hundreds of individuals and organizations joined #NatureForAll in celebrating incredible creatures everywhere!

On October 24, 2016 the The Nature Playbook was officially launched in Canada. It is an initiative of the Canadian Parks Council (CPC), and is intended to inspire Canadians to spend time in the out of doors, reconnecting with Nature.

#NatureForAll was officially launched in September with much excitement at the International Union for Conservation’s (IUCN) World Conservation Congress(#IUCNCONGRESS) in Hawaiʻi. And, with a growing list of over 120 partners who are now part of the #NatureForAll coalition, it is well on its way to being a force for transformational change!