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We believe in people’s power to create lasting change. Rare works alongside coastal and rural communities to protect the lands and waters they call home. Together, we’re helping communities strengthen their livelihoods, keep nature healthy, and prepare for a changing climate.

What we do

Our approach to
environmental conservation


Across land and sea, people depend on nature for food, income, and a place to call home. Rare supports communities to protect what sustains them and build a future they can count on.

Local fishers Dedi and La Naimu fishing along the coast of Pasi Kolaga in Southeast Sulawesi, Indonesia.

Restoring fisheries and coastal habitats 

Healthy oceans mean more fish, more food, and stronger livelihoods. Rare supports coastal communities to care for their waters, restore marine life, and sustain the fishing traditions that connect generations.

Woman and daughter inspecting a cacao pod on their farm in Colombia.

Growing food and restoring land 

Healthy soil supports thriving farms and families. Rare works with farmers to restore their land, protect water, and grow food in ways that help nature recover and families adapt to a changing climate.

Two men walking through palm trees in Honduras.

Putting science and technology to work

Better information opens new possibilities. Rare brings together science, local knowledge, and technology to help communities make informed decisions, protect nature, and adapt to a changing world.

Nurlini at the market.

Investing in people and nature

Communities need reliable funding to protect nature and secure their futures. Rare helps bring more money to local conservation, so people can sustain their work and plan for the years ahead.

Planting trees in Meta, Colombia.

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