Conservation Strategy Fund

Conservation Strategy Fund (CSF) is a leading organization in the field of conservation economics, founded in 1998 with headquarters in the United States. Their mission, "Numbers for Nature," reflects their commitment to sustaining natural ecosystems and communities through economic strategies. CSF's influence has been significant, impacting over $20 billion in development investments and improving conservation efforts on over 20 million acres. CSF's approach revolves around providing training, analysis, and expertise that demonstrate the value of protected areas, showcase cost-effective infrastructure development, and support local sustainable businesses. The organization has successfully reached over 3,000 professionals in more than 650 organizations across 90+ countries. Their training programs cover a wide range of topics, including marine ecosystems, protected areas, and infrastructure, tailored for various audiences such as emerging economists, government officials, and conservation leaders. The impact of CSF extends to partnerships with renowned institutions such as Harvard, Duke, and various universities in South America and Africa. Furthermore, their collaborations range from local activists and indigenous tribes to international NGOs and development banks, demonstrating their versatility and influence across different scales. As a tax-exempt charitable organization, CSF operates under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code, emphasizing their dedication to their cause. While their last investment details are not available at this time, the organization's proven track record and global reach make them a compelling prospect for potential investors in the sustainability sector.