Nature-based Solutions to Address Global Societal Challenges

This roadmap is an outline of strategic recommendations to put America on a path that will unlock the full potential of nature-based solutions to address climate change, nature loss and inequity.

International experts in science, economics and education supported the analysis of global carbon storage and reduction potential of 20 conservation, restoration and improved land management practices, collectively called "natural climate solutions."

National Wildlife Federation’s interactive database for communities interested in pursuing federal funding and/or technical assistance for nature-based solutions. Organizations can use many filters for nature-based solutions funding and technical assistance resources that fit its needs.

Land trusts across the country are setting new and bigger goals as part of a global movement to increase the pace of conservation and address challenges such as climate change, loss of habitat and agricultural lands, and to ensure equitable access to the land.

Nature4Climate brings together organisations around the world in a joint effort to drive investment in and action on nature-based solutions.

This book addresses many challenges that have plagued disadvantaged families that own heirs' property and discusses a range of solutions to these problems.

This report takes a deeper dive into natural climate solutions — the carbon storage and reduction potential of conservation, restoration and improved land management practices — in the United States.

"Farming Success in an Uncertain Climate" provides an overview of some of the challenges anticipated to affect farms over the next century while also providing solutions that can be applied today. The resource is directed to a New York State audience, but its solutions are widely applicable.

Being Prepared for Climate Change: A Workbook offers place-based organizations a guide to applying risk-based methodology to identify climate change vulnerability and plan to address likely threats to reduce risks. This guidance focuses specifically on water resource stressors, and offers a straightforward approach to risk identification and risk abatement planning.