2026
February 2026 — Meet TiME’s 2026 campaign
January 2026 — TRIPLE SUCCESS!
2025
December 2025 — Gift your friends a new year of change and hope
November 2025 — What’s left to discover in the natural world?
October 2025 — TiME visits the Living Mountains
September 2025 — Biodiversity through the lens of evolution
July 2025 — Conserving the unknown
June 2025 — Restoring nature through entertainment
May 2025 — What do 🐆🐘🐒 have in common?
April 2025 — Flying Foxes and Gliding Dragons
March 2025 — Mangroves and butterflies
February 2025 — Explore a parallel natural world
January 2025 — 2024 SUCCESS, and we want to hear from you!
2024
December 2024 — Donations matched
November 2024 — Realizing the Impact
October 2024 — How the natural world cleans up our mess
August 2024 — The Grammar of Biodiversity
July 2024 — Two species saved from extinction
June 2024 — You SAVED the Endangered Clarke’s Weaver
May 2024 — Over 11 million square meters SAVED
April 2024 — Arachnophobia and the Art of Management
January 2024 #2 — Meeting biodiversity in the Galápagos
January 2024 #1 — Thank you for saving Tapichalaca
2023
December 2023 #2 — Let’s save Tapichalaca before the end of the year
December 2023 #1 — Snow leopards, woolly monkeys and giant rats
November 2023 — “All you need is healing and love for one another, for nature, and for the planet”
October 2023 #2 — “Our work does not contribute to greenwashing”
October 2023 #1 — Directing money to the right places
September 2023 — UN Champion of the earth supports TiME!
August 2023 — The birding adventure of a lifetime
July 2023 — Biodiversity: The Memory of Evolution
June 2023 — TiME’s Annual report
May 2023 — Focus on the challenge that you can make
April 2023 – This is our Earth!
March 2023 – This is your TiME to Seed a Future
February 2023 – Be the one who celebrates trees
January 2023 – This is your victory HAPPY 2023
2022
December 2022 — Be the one who saves nature
November 2022 — Invest in your future: Save the Earth
November 2022 — Futures of repair
September 2022 — Adverting the insect apocalypse and wildlife trafficking
April 2022 — Join our Earth Day campaign
2021
December 2021 — Let’s go viral
September 2021 — Nature based solutions
July 2021 — Interview With a Biodiversity Champion
April 2021 — Visiting El Silencio!
2020
December 2020 — Hours to join a great conservation action
November 2020 — Biodiversity Loss and Pandemics
October 2020 — Jaguar tracks and spider monkeys
July 2020 — Developers take prospective TiME conservation site in Kenya
May 2020 — Biodiversity – our most precious but least valued resource
April 2020 — Food for thought: Eating for a sustainable future
March 2020 — The link between the coronavirus pandemic and biodiversity loss
February 2020 — A tribute to the esteemed environmentalist Norman Myers
January 2020 — 2020: A new opportunity to save precious biodiversity hotspots
2019
December 2019 — TiME needs your help – End of the year campaign
November 2019 — Introducing Tauni Sauvage, TiME’s New Executive Director
October 2019 — Extinction is a choice
September 2019 — Volunteering for the future of biodiversity
August 2019 — The Amazon needs our help
July 2019 — Exclusive update on TiME purchased lands in Peru that you helped to secure
June 2019 — The young environmental warrior
May 2019 — “Transformative changes” required to save the natural world
April 2019 — Earth Day
March 2019 — Habitat fragmentation: Biodiversity’s friend or foe?
February 2019 — How can we save biodiversity while being cost-conscious?
January 2019 — Join TiME in another year of protecting the world’s biodiversity
2018
December 2018 — End of the year call
November 2018 — Biodiversity in Ethiopia
October 2018 — There are more threatened species out there than we thought
September 2018 — Inspiring the next generation!
August 2018 — Does scientific publishing lead to species’ extinction?
July 2018 — On prioritizing core areas, corridors and conflict hotspots
June 2018 — What does our next generation have to say?
May 2018 — Does pop culture hinder conservation?
April 2018 — Meet 15-year-old published author, Tiana Or-Gordon
March 2018 — How do we choose which animals to protect?
February 2018 — TiME’s new project in Colombia
January 2018 — Meet Sam Shanee, co-founder of Neotropical Primate Conservation
2017
December 2017 — “World Scientists’ Warning to Humanity: A Second Notice”
November 2017 — The hidden environmental hazard of palm oil
October 2017 — 20th edition: Less rain in the rainforest?
July 2017 — Deforestation worst for intact ecosystems
June 2017 — Help TiME protect Sun Angel’s Gardens, Peru
May 2017 — TiME works with locals to protect wildlife in El Toro, Peru
May 2017 — We made it with you! TiME purchases land in El Toro, Peru
April 2017 — Could natural tree fall cause deforestation?
March 2017 — Scientists suggest iconic animals should be prioritized for conservation
February 2017 — Meet Henry Gold: working in Africa and working with TiME
January 2017 — Starting 2017 with good news!
2016
December 2016 — Help TiME protect the last remaining Yellow-tailed woolly monkeys of Peru
November 2016 — Meet Jasmine, a 12-year-old TiME supporter
October 2016 — Which threatened habitat gets your vote?
September 2016 — Check out TiME’s new website
August 2016 — TiME’s founder Professor Uri Shanas visits Kenya