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As the urgency to address climate change grows, advocacy groups will be asked to weigh in on what actions they support to reduce greenhouse gas concentrations. A meeting in Nairobi provided an opportunity for civil society organizations to explore their positions on carbon dioxide removal.

Salmon Gold’s first partner, Dean Race and his son Chris, were just awarded a Sustainable Development Award from the US Bureau of Land Management (BLM) for their placer re-mining operation and world class reclamation at Jack Wade Creek in the Fortymile region of Alaska.

Mahlette Betre reflects on her time at Salmon Gold and the possibilities as the program scales up. She discusses her new role as a board member of impact@RESOLVE and how she will continue to support Salmon Gold from this role.

Scientists from RESOLVE’s Biodiversity and Wildlife program co-authored “A Global Deal for Nature: Guiding Principles, Milestones, and Targets”, a paper published in Science Advances.

TrailGuard™ AI, the latest version of RESOLVE’s anti-poaching system uses Intel-powered artificial intelligence (AI) technology to detect poachers before they can kill wildlife.

We’re pleased to introduce RESOLVE’s new website: www.resolve.ngo! Our new virtual home signals our renewed resolve to be open and curious, challenge ourselves and others, think creatively and independently, and create lasting solutions.