Key Biodiversity Areas (KBAs) is a global initiative focused on preserving the planet's biodiversity by identifying and protecting key areas for nature conservation. These areas, ranging from deserts to ocean habitats, play a crucial role in supporting diverse plant and animal species essential for a healthy planet. The Key Biodiversity Area Partnership, comprising 13 conservation organizations, works to prevent the rapid loss of biodiversity by mapping these critical sites and providing valuable information about the wildlife inhabiting them.

This data enables stakeholders such as private industries and governments to make informed decisions on land management, conservation, and development to protect the unique plants and animals within these areas. With over 16,000 KBAs mapped globally, safeguarding more than 13,100 species, the partnership demonstrates the effectiveness of identifying and preserving biodiversity hotspots. Join the initiative to contribute to the conservation efforts and help ensure a sustainable future for our planet