Sharing our momentum from 2025

Our quarterly webinar series kicked off this month with our team sharing recent innovations and impactful partnerships that helped make 2025 our strongest year of conservation impact. They featured work that supported advocates, journalists, governments, and researchers, and previewed what’s to come with our analysis and tools this year—check it out! Stay tuned for our next webinar, later this spring, which will highlight our annual report and new website.

SkyTruth in Action

🇵🇪 New conservation technology conference kicks off

Project manager Bjorn Bergman attended the International Conservation Technology Conference (ICTC) this month in Lima, Peru. The inaugural event focused on how conservation technology is tackling global challenges, and brought together conservation practitioners and technologists, researchers, funders, corporate leaders, and policymakers from around the world. Bjorn met with key partners and attended presentations focused on ecological monitoring and protecting against illegal extractive activity of resources, such as mining, logging, or drilling.

See one example of our work in this area in the Inambari project, which is also based in Peru.

🇨🇦 Connect with us at the World Ocean Summit

Are you attending the 13th annual World Ocean Summit in Montréal next month? Let’s connect! The summit will focus on turning sustainable ocean commitments into concrete actions and comes at a turning point, with the ratification of the High Seas Biodiversity Treaty (BBNJ) providing tools to create marine protected areas (MPAs) on the high seas. MPAs safeguard ecosystems and habitats and play a crucial role in achieving global biodiversity and climate goals. These include the target to protect 30% of the planet by 2030, commonly known as 30x30.

We'll be in attendance and would love to chat—drop us a line and let us know: hello@skytruth.org

In the News

Greenhouse gases and toxic chemicals are released when natural gas from oil extraction is burned off in a process called gas flaring. New reporting by Climate Home News, supported by our analysis, shows how the activity has risen recently in the Niger Delta, impacting local communities. See how.

SkyTruth at 25

We’re taking a look back as we celebrate our 25th anniversary this year! Our founder and CEO John Amos describes how a satellite photo of Mount St. Helens was integral to the start of the organization on this episode of the Environmental Professionals Radio podcast—take a listen here.

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