2025 marked a landmark year for Give to Nature. It was the year we officially “took flight” with full-scale operations. Thanks to the unwavering support of our longtime partners and fellow change makers from NGOs, social enterprises, local communities, and the philanthropy sectors. Now, we present the very first annual report of Give to Nature. […]
Give to Nature’s 2026 Annual Report is HERE! Read More »
Give to Nature, together with Malaysia Nature Society and Global Environmental Institute hosted a two-day Community and CSO Storytelling Capacity Building Workshop on March 3–4, 2026 in Kuala Selangor Nature Park, empowering 30 cross-cultural participants (nine countries) with key skills to amplify environmental and coastal conservation voices. The hands-on workshop featured five core sessions: impactful
Learn to tell your story: Community and CSO storytelling workshop in Malaysia Read More »
As the new year unfolds, we find ourselves navigating between worlds—from the lingering winter of Beijing to the historic crossroads of Samarkand, from the community-led rhythms of Krabi to the restorative shorelines of Shenzhen. This issue is shaped by that movement, and by the questions that travel with us. It holds reflections from Uzbekistan’s CITES
Newsletter Issue 4 January 2026 Read More »
With all our members and partners’ support, EASACCN is now in its 4th year and keeps growing stronger. From October 29th to 30th, 2025 EASACCN Annual Meeting was organized at Krabi, Thailand. Besides meeting with partners and sharing your recent progress, this meeting will also announce the new host of EASACCN – Give to Nature.
Krabi, Thailand – 2025 EASACCN Annual Meeting, Oct 29-30 Read More »
After 3 delays, Jingwei and I finally made our trip to Cambodia and Laos this June to understand the supply chain of rubber, cassava, durian and other agricultural commodities and what are their relations to deforestation. For 2 weeks, we navigated the road circling Tonle Sap’s plain, then wandered the French-colonial town of Vientiane. Backed
Field visits to Cambodia and Lao PDR on agriculture supply chains Read More »
As the world’s top importer of agricultural commodities, China’s financial sector holds unique power to combat deforestation in global supply chains. Green finance offers a market-driven solution to address environmental risks in key commodities like palm oil, soy, and beef – major drivers of tropical forest loss. In March, GEI released a new study report
GEI works with Yagasu Foundation (Indonesia) to co-organize training on carbon stock assessment in mangrove ecosystem.
Training: Carbon Stock Assessment of Mangrove Ecosystem in ASEAN Read More »
