Convivial Conservation: A transformative, whole-Earth approach to environmental conservation

Conventional conservation approaches have not been able to halt alarming rates of biodiversity loss. How can human–wildlife relations be transformed to protect both biodiversity and livelihoods? Is that possible without transforming the underlying economic systems?

Convivial Conservation: A transformative, whole-Earth approach to environmental conservation

The CON-VIVA: Towards Convivial Conservation: Governing Human-Wildlife Interactions in the Anthropocene project is investigating the prospects for ‘convivial conservation’. This new model moves beyond protected areas and faith in markets to build landscape, governance and funding pathways that integrate conservation and poverty reduction, while enhancing prosperity.


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