Around the world, social conflicts related to conservation issues are serious obstacles to both wildlife conservation efforts and local communities’ way of life. To address such conflicts, the Center for Conservation Peacebuilding (CPeace) pioneered the application of conservation conflict transformation (CCT) theory, skills, processes, and strategies. People who implement and engage in CCT practices report improved relationships, increased effectiveness, more creative and mutually-supported decisions, positive social change, and increased efficiency and durability of solutions.

A project of the Sydney Peace Foundation, this website includes interviews with "leading thinkers and changemakers about the link between climate action, peace, and justice in this series: A Climate of Peace. These are short sessions designed to give you an insight into ways people can, should and are taking climate action."

A White Paper on the Future of Environmental Peacebuilding: Nurturing an Ecosystem for Peace

Environment of Peace is an interactive website that summarizes the report Environment of Peace: Security in a New Era of Risk. This report "surveys the evolving risk landscape and documents a number of developments that indicate a pathway to solutions––in international law and policy, in peacekeeping operations and among non-governmental organizations." It also "offers policy principles and recommendations for navigating this new era of risk."

Strata is a web-based, easy-to-use data platform to support practitioners and policymakers to identify and track environmental and climate stresses potentially driving threats to peace and security. Strata allows analysts, policy makers and practitioners to access and use climate security data in their daily work, including to raise awareness of converging risks, to design and prioritise policy and programming responses, and to monitor and evaluate interventions.

Water insecurity is increasing worldwide, straining relations between people, communities and entire countries. With innovative tools and services, the Water, Peace and Security (WPS) partnership helps stakeholders to identify and understand water-related security risks and undertake timely, informed and inclusive action for conflict prevention and mitigation.