What do five years of nature-based solutions programming across 10 countries tell us about what works, what does not, and what it takes to make nature-based solutions high-integrity? Read the report to learn more.

How can Nature-based Solutions be designed so that people with disabilities can participate meaningfully and benefit equitably? WWF-Australia and CBM Australia Inclusion Advisory Group explore this topic and share research, evidence and practical tools to support meaningful disability inclusion.

Over five years, communities across the Pacific and Southeast Asia have restored ecosystems, strengthened livelihoods and developed innovative approaches ranging from floating rice in Viet Nam to community-owned enterprises in Fiji and women-led sea grape businesses in Solomon Islands. Read more in our Final Report

Climate Resilient by Nature’s latest learning series explores disability inclusion in nature-based solutions (NbS)—how practitioners can move from commitment to action.

Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK) is too often treated as a nice‑to‑have rather than a foundation for decision‑making, governance and long‑term stewardship. Drawing on CRxN experience and wider research, this research examines how TEK contributes to ecological fit, legitimacy, cultural continuity and durable outcomes – and the risks of recognising knowledge without shifting authority.

WWF‑Australia commissioned the Institute for Sustainable Futures, University of Technology (UTS-ISF) to undertake an independent end‑of‑program evaluation of the Climate Resilient by Nature (CRxN) program from April 2025 to February 2026.

Biodiversity monitoring within the Loru Community Conservation Area demonstrates the ecological value and conservation effectiveness of a community-led forest carbon initiative in Vanuatu.

A case study on the impacts of Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration (FMNR) techniques in mangrove and terrestrial areas in Solomon Islands from a World Vision implemented project.

World Vision have developed a series of learning and awareness materials for students and youths on climate change and the importance and impact of environmental restoration activities, such as farmer managed natural regeneration.

Community training resources from Kyeema Foundation and Corals for Conservation are available to support communities to implement their own coral reef restoration efforts and practice chicken raising to relieve pressure on marine resources.

This toolkit from Nakau and Live and Learn, is for project coordinators working on community-owned and high-integrity forest carbon projects in the Pacific region.

This online learning event shares lessons learned on how to best support nature-positive livelihoods and identify and manage trade-offs through the project cycle of nature-based solutions. It includes a research presentation from Woodhill Consulting and case studies from Kyeema Foundation and Nakau.

Whether you are interested in starting a nature-based solution project or already have one up and running, the Nature Suite self-assessment tools can help identify strengths and gaps, and support your journey towards enhancing your nature-positive approaches.

A two-day training, hosted by WWF-Pacific with support from WWF-Australia, delivered hands-on learning in NbS principles. The workshop report shares learnings and recommendations for those looking to implement similar trainings to strenghten regional capacity.

This report explores how we can support more adaptive and equitable blue food solutions and maximise conservation, livelihoods and food security, and climate resilience outcomes.

The CRxN 2024 Annual Report includes an overview of progress towards the end of program outcomes, information on risks and lessons, a review of Expansion and Challenge project implementation, an update on the Knowledge Hub, and a financial update.

This learning event explore why blue food systems are a critical area of focus for nature-based solutions in the Pacific Region.

In part three of our learning series we assess the potential of voluntary carbon markets as a novel approach to forest conservation in the Melanesian Pacific.

What is the future of carbon markets and how they can be best developed to deliver benefits for Pacific communities? A series of CRxN webinars on carbon markets in the Pacific are now available for viewing.

WWF-Pacific has launched a Sea Grapes Manual, developed in close collaboration with the sea grape harvesters and marine resource management committees from communities in Western Province, Solomon Islands.