Stories from OneNature

Meet our Advisory Council!

OneNature is thrilled to announce the launch of our new Advisory Council today! We welcome these 9 Advisory Council members to the OneNature family. These talented and visionary people are providing OneNature with strategic advice, professional expertise, and personal...

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Youth for Climate Action

Youth for Climate Action

As the Climate COP in Glasgow continues into its second week, it is a good time to reflect on the role and success of youth in moving the global conservation around climate change forward.  World leaders have tended to dismiss youth climate activists, yet in the past...

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What is COP26 and Why is it Important?

What is COP26 and Why is it Important?

The Climate Change Conference of the Parties (COP) summit brings parties together to discuss and take action towards the goals of both the Paris Agreement and the UN Convention on Climate Change. COP is held each year for about two weeks but was canceled in 2020 due...

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Personal Stories of Love, Connection, and Happiness

Personal Stories of Love, Connection, and Happiness

With today’s blog post, we will be concluding our October series on the connection between animals and mental health. In the first three blog pieces, we covered what information we know on this topic from abundant scientific research on companion animals and human...

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How Does Animal Abuse Affect Our Mental Health?

How Does Animal Abuse Affect Our Mental Health?

Photo Credit: Jakob Cotton / Unsplash For the third installment of our series on the links between mental health and animals, we’re taking a look at the negative side. We’ve looked at some of the positive effects animals have on mental health, but the link between...

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Why We Should Give a Hoot About Birds

Why We Should Give a Hoot About Birds

A core part of our mission at OneNature is to fill the research gap about how wildlife makes people happier. We know already that wildlife is good for our overall well-being, especially because healthy and biodiverse ecosystems are very effective at climate change...

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The Benefits of Animals are Paw-sitively Endless

The Benefits of Animals are Paw-sitively Endless

October comes with numerous occasions to raise awareness of mental health struggles. Some of the focuses of this month surrounding mental health include depression, mental health screening, ADHD, and OCD. With October 4th being World Animal Day, we’ve decided to...

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IUCN’s Fight for Gender Equality

IUCN’s Fight for Gender Equality

Equity and the protection and inclusion of diverse perspectives is a critical part of achieving conservation led by communities. Modern conservation is evolving to better include indigenous and diverse perspectives, but it is still a work in progress. Moving from a...

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Take a Walk on the Rewilding Side

Take a Walk on the Rewilding Side

Our OneNature family is thrilled to announce that Founder and President Beth Allgood will be representing our organization at the annual Jackson Wild Summit next week. The theme for this year’s summit is “Rewilding” and Beth will be moderating a session focused on...

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OneNature Endorsement: A Pledge for Nature

OneNature Endorsement: A Pledge for Nature

Some of you may recall from our previous blog post that OneNature worked with the World Federation for Animals (WFA) and other partners on a position paper which outlined specific recommendations on how to improve the first draft of the Post-2020 Global Biodiversity...

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Happy Bee-lated World Honey Bee Day

Happy Bee-lated World Honey Bee Day

Have you eaten yet today? Yes? Well, you can thank pollinators for at least one out of every three bites that you took. Or maybe you’re the type of person to skip breakfast. Did you have a cup of coffee, or perhaps tea? Pollinators were responsible for that, too....

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Buckminster Fuller

“You never change things by fighting the existing reality. To change something, build a new model that makes the existing model obsolete.”