ECO-CORRIDORS FUND
​ ​for the Caucasus

On Friday, May 30, 2025, stakeholders from Armenia, Azerbaijan, and Georgia gathered with donor representatives once again at the Radisson Blu Iveria Hotel in Tbilisi. Over 70 participants—government officials, civil society leaders, international experts, and community-based organizations—came together for a full day of presentations, dialogue, and exchange.

On November 19, 2024, as part of COP-29, ECF was presented at a session titled Two Crises, One Solution: Biodiversity and Climate Nexus.

Building sustainable tourism in the forests and mountains of Adigeni, Georgia   As the sunsets behind the mountains that surround the...

How rural communities in Azerbaijan are combining tradition and conservation to drive sustainable economic growth. Fall is harvest time...

On Wednesday October 9, 2024, the ECF team welcomed government and stakeholder representatives, local administration and the leaders of community-based organisations to the Radisson Blu Iveria Hotel in Tbilisi for a day of presentations and information sharing. A total of 70 people gathered for the full-day event.

A collaborative summer effort produced new tourism infrastructure in Adigeni, Georgia.

The second phase of the Eco-Corridors Fund for the Caucasus required the team to build off of the experience and knowledge gained from the first phase of the project, and with that adapting and adjusting to address new challenges.

Last week we hosted an exciting event – ECF’s first ever Caretaker Conference.

A chat with internationally acclaimed protected areas expert Nigel Dudley in the ECF office in Tbilisi.

On Thursday 19 October in Tbilisi, the ECF team took advantage of the warm and sunny fall weather to get out of the city and visit the regio