With COP16 going to one of the world’s most biodiverse nations - Colombia - the UNFCCC wanted to focus on ways to implement the Global Biodiversity Framework to a diverse range of stakeholders. With this in mind, Project Everyone lent on their experience of activating the Global Goals and created Nature House - a dynamic and inclusive space that brought the Global Biodiversity Framework to life. It was a hub of discussion, collaboration, and action, where Indigenous leaders, environmentalists, artists, business leaders, and policymakers came together with a shared understanding: nature conservation and restoration are essential to our collective future. From shaping new approaches to financing biodiversity to amplifying the voices of land defenders, Nature House was about more than just dialogue—it was about building trust, forging partnerships, and inspiring the commitments needed to deliver real change.

Partners included: Blue Marine Foundation, Business for Nature, Earthed, Global Optimism, Groundswell, International Indigenous Peoples’ Forum on Biodiversity, Más Arte Más Acción, Nia Tero, Nowadays, Ocean Foundation, Rockefeller Foundation, The B Team, UN Convention on Biological Diversity, UN Development Programme, Villars Institute, We Are Family Foundation, Barclays, Biche, Crowther Labs, Earthrise Studio, Global Witness, Goals House, HSBC, KPMG, Microsoft, Project17, Pollination Group, S2G Ventures, Salesforce and The New Division.