One Planet Sustains Us All

Millions of interconnected species depend on Earth. We must rise and face the environmental challenges of our time. Watch the video that debuted at the WCS Gala at the Central Park Zoo.

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News

On Mount Everest

WCS's Dr. Tracie Seimon, a molecular biologist, conducted biodiversity surveys on a National Geographic expedition to the world's highest peak.

Films

25 Years

Congo's Nouabale-Ndoki National Park, a stunning protected area and World Heritage Site, home to some of Central Africa's best known wildlife, is celebrating a milestone anniversary.

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The IPBES Report

A new United Nations assessment emphasizes what we already know: we are losing wildlife at an alarming rate. It is clear that bold action is needed. At WCS, we have solutions to safeguard biodiversity.

The IPBES Report

Our Statement on the Crisis

“We must—now, not later—look to our humanity to find a path to be stewards and protectors of our only home,” said WCS EVP for Conservation and Science Dr. John Robinson.

SHARKS, SKATES, and RAYS

LATIN AMERICA and THE CARIBBEAN

By harnessing the power of our global field conservation programs and our four zoos and aquarium in New York, WCS aims to make measurable progress in the conservation of wildlife and wild places. Scroll over these images and find out more.

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