The Cambridge Conservation Initiative (CCI) is a groundbreaking collaboration between the University of Cambridge and ten internationally focused biodiversity conservation organizations. Located in the prestigious David Attenborough Building in Cambridge, UK, CCI represents the largest cluster of conservation organizations in the world.

With its strong convening power, CCI engages a diverse audience, including government leaders, businesses, academics, NGOs, and the general public. As a global network of leaders in research, education, policy, and practice, CCI works across disciplines, organizations, and continents to raise awareness about conservation issues and drive positive change towards sustainable living.

CCI's innovative collaborative programs integrate conservation research, policy, and practical action. These programs include large-scale landscape restoration, leadership and capacity building, and the role of the arts in conservation.

By bringing together leaders in research, practice, policy, and teaching, the Cambridge Conservation Initiative is dedicated to developing the solutions needed to save our planet. As Sir David Attenborough, the Honorary Patron of CCI, puts it, "The future of our life on Earth is dependent on the natural world."