Our Work
OneNature works to protect wildlife and promote human wellbeing through deepening the connection, community wellbeing-centered conservation (Wild Happiness), and transforming conservation towards measuring what really matters.
Deepening the Connection
to generate meaningful data on the value of wildlife to human wellbeing
Community Wellbeing-Centered Conservation (Wild Happiness)
to support and learn from communities that live most closely with wildlife
Transforming Conservation
across sectors to integrate a wellbeing for all approach in policy and practice
Wild Happiness Projects: Supporting Communities and Wellbeing in Conservation
OneNature’s Wild Happiness Projects focus on integrating human wellbeing into conservation efforts. By partnering with communities worldwide, we co-create initiatives that protect both wildlife and human health, building a strong evidence base that links conservation with improved wellbeing. These projects demonstrate that when communities thrive, so does nature, providing a model for sustainable, community-centered conservation that benefits all living beings.
Deepening the Connection: Inspiring Cultural and Spiritual Ties to Nature
Our Deepening the Connection program fosters cultural and spiritual connections to nature and wildlife, recognizing that these ties are crucial for both individual wellbeing and effective conservation. By drawing on indigenous knowledge and community wisdom, we inspire people to reconnect with the natural world in ways that nurture personal fulfillment and strengthen global conservation efforts. This program is designed to remind us that the bond between people and nature is key to creating a healthier planet.
Transforming Conservation: Leading a Movement for Wellbeing-Centered Conservation
OneNature is driving a movement to transform conservation by embedding human wellbeing into its core. Through research, advocacy, and collaboration with global organizations, we promote a new standard that recognizes the interconnectedness of all life. Our efforts aim to create socially just, sustainable conservation practices that prioritize the wellbeing of people, wildlife, and ecosystems, ensuring a thriving future for all.
