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Our focus on a systems-based approach seeks to deepen our understanding of complex Earth systems and human dynamics across different disciplines, and underpin systems-based policies and strategies for sustainable development.
Future Earth develops the knowledge and tools that government, communities, and companies need to meet the United Nations’ 17 Sustainable Development Goals. By understanding connections among environmental, social and economic systems, Future Earth works to facilitate research and innovation, build and mobilize networks and shape the narrative, turning knowledge into action.
Our 27 Global Research Networks explore interactions among humans and the planet’s land, air, water and biodiversity. We develop and partner on initiatives that experiment with technology, data, media, and new ideas.
Our networks link policy, business and civil leaders with researchers to address themes like health, urbanization, natural assets and more.
We help incorporate the latest science into global decision-making and engage in conversations on sustainability solutions. See our 10 New Insights in Climate Science and award-winning Anthropocene Magazine for more.
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From the aquatic plants surviving the strong currents of Colombia's Rainbow River to giant water lilies fighting for light in Brazil's flooded Pantanal, these plants can thrive in adversity.
As any gardener knows, nature doesn't need much space to thrive – give her an inch, and she'll take a mile! Neglect your weeding in the allotment for a few days and the beds will look
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What does it mean to be human? It’s a simple question, just a few short words, but it unwraps the bundle of complexity,
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Poachers and criminal networks continue to drive endangered species towards extinction
“The world has suddenly become plant conscious,” says legendary broadcaster Sir David Attenborough.
The climate crisis is causing us to rethink how we eat, how we dress, and how we consume in general.
For billions of years, nature has worked relentlessly to ensure each life form on Earth is functioning at its very best.