From symptoms → solutions
From headlines → context
From eco-anxiety → climate action
From us vs. them → One Earth
Turning climate knowledge into global climate action.
The solutions to the climate crisis already exist.
The next step is coordinated action—local to global.
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Our Solutions Framework
One Earth. Three Pillars.
A science-based roadmap for building a stable and thriving planet. Our framework outlines 75+ climate solutions across three pillars of action that center nature and equity.
Explore our 2025 report, which reveals the solutions that are well-resourced, what is being overlooked, and where the greatest opportunities for impact exist.
Discover the gaps and opportunities
View the Report ͢Our Tools
Together, we can solve the climate crisis.
Solutions
Hub
Dive into stories, science, and projects that bring climate solutions to life. Our Solutions Hub is designed to inspire action and connect you to a worldwide movement of people creating change.
One Earth
Navigator
Global transformation takes root locally. By caring for your home, you join a worldwide movement to protect our planet. Discover how your bioregion connects you to the Earth’s web of life.
Global
Safety Net
The blueprint of priority lands and oceans that we most urgently need to protect and restore. Learn more about the science and explore where conservation efforts will have the greatest impact.
Solutions
Finance Tracker
A powerful new tool built with our partners at Vibrant Data Labs that maps how billions in climate funding is flowing to solutions across Energy Transition, Nature Conservation, and Regenerative Agriculture.
OUR IMPACT
Turning knowledge into action
By identifying and elevating the most effective climate and biodiversity solutions we are helping shape policy, guide investments, support grassroots organizations, and galvanize a global movement dedicated to regenerating our one Earth.
Our Network
Nature doesn’t work in silos, and neither do we
Lasting solutions emerge when scientists, Indigenous stewards, community and business leaders, policymakers, philanthropists, and citizens unite with a common purpose—turning fragmented efforts into coordinated action for the planet.
“One Earth is a shining example of what can be achieved when passion and purpose converge. They transform lofty dreams into reality with dedication and determination. Their impact on our world is immense, deserving of our utmost acclaim and gratitude”.
"One Earth is on the cutting edge of climate and biodiversity science, and is one of the most enlightened organizations around. Their work on supporting Indigenous peoples and nature is one of the most important priorities on the planet."
“Perhaps the most amazing benefit of working with One Earth is the degree to which this team lives its values—their generosity of spirit, collaborative approach, and commitment to nature-based solutions are present in every step.”
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Tundra wolf: Guardian predator of the Arctic ecosystem
The tundra wolf is a vital Arctic predator shaping reindeer herds, vegetation, and carbon-rich tundra. Discover its habitat, behavior, threats, and conservation needs.
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Meet the pink-footed goose: An Arctic bird built for distance
The pink-footed goose is a migratory Arctic species whose booming populations, long-distance journeys, and climate-driven range expansion reveal both resilience and the need for international conservation.
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Inside the world of the Galápagos giant tortoise
The Galápagos giant tortoise is a long-lived island engineer, with shell shapes that inspired evolutionary thinking and a recovery driven by protection and restoration.
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Why the marbled polecat is one of the most unusual mustelids on Earth
The marbled polecat is a vividly patterned mustelid of Eurasian grasslands whose declining populations reveal the growing pressures on steppe and semiarid ecosystems.
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The southern white rhinoceros: The grassland giant that beat extinction
As the world’s most numerous rhino subspecies, the southern white rhinoceros is a grassland grazer whose recovery shows what sustained protection and careful management can achieve.
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Dr. Jessica Hernandez’s 'Growing Papaya Trees': On reclaiming roots and replanting culture
Dr. Jessica Hernandez’s latest book, 'Growing Papaya Trees,' is a powerful reflection on displacement, memory, and the endurance of Indigenous knowledge across generations and borders.