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Significant, as they are governmental organisations, therefore they are able to better leverage diplomatic relations and have more connections internationally then NGOs.

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Significant, as they are funded by the government and operate in an international scale, allowing them to have greater resources and more financial resources.

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Significant, due to the nature of UNEP, being governmental, and since they operate in a large international scale, objectives many conflict with certain countries, posing diplomatic constraints.

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Slow, due to its nature in being governmental, therefore requiring a lot of bureaucratic processes and long decision making.

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Use more traditional forms of media such as TV, radio, and press. It is effective in reaching a large audience.

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Conservationists have restored more than 465 hectares of habitats across Canada. As part of Regenerate Canada, its ten-year strategic plan to reverse wildlife loss, WWF has restored 19,196 hectares of habitat and protected 19.83m tonnes of carbon.

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Sumatra rainforest institute-use of media

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Sumatra rainforest institute-use of media

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SRI and other organizations work with media outlets to spread information about conservation efforts. For example, SRI collaborated with DAAI TV to promote a sustainable coffee revitalization program, aiming to build awareness among coffee farmers about sustainable practices

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IUCN is known to be a non governmental organisation with it's headquarters in switzerland, they use footage of activities to gain media attention, mobalize public protest to put pressure ong governments,etc.

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Greenpeace exerts political influence through its high-profile campaigns and its ability to mobilize public opinion. While the organization does not endorse political candidates or parties, its advocacy efforts have often led to changes in government policies and corporate practices related to the environment.

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Globally, Greenpeace relies mostly on the voluntary donations of around three million individual supporters and on grant support from independent foundations.

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WWF has 2 target audiences, (A) are ‘lean forward’ active nature lovers who may already support WWF causes or another nature, wildlife or conservation NGO. (B)are people who have a narrower interest in nature. For example, they may be keen hikers or surfers, who interact with and value nature as part of their leisure interest.

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WCS successfully implemented many policy changes and wildlife protection measures at local, national, and international levels, with the help of the government

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SRI provides wildlife rescue services and rehabilitation facilities to support government conservation initiatives. This allows them to respond rapidly when animals are in immediate danger.

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As a non-governmental organization, Greenpeace does not face the same diplomatic constraints as governments or intergovernmental organizations. This allows them to be more outspoken and direct in their criticism of governments and corporations. However, their actions may sometimes create diplomatic tensions between countries, especially when their activities take place in disputed or sensitive areas.

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WCS relies on donations, grants, and partnerships to fund their conservation work. As a well-established organization, they have access to various funding sources.

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Greenpeace is known for its rapid response to environmental crises and issues. With a global network of offices and activists, the organization can quickly mobilize resources and launch campaigns to address emerging environmental concerns.

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Today, Greenpeace is a prolific

institution that encompasses a broad range of environmental issues, but they are still able to rely on the same media strategy for each issue: capture the event on video and in

photographs, and then disseminate the images as widely as possible to influence public consciousness on the issue.

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WCS works closely with governments, local communities, and other organizations around the world in order to achieve their conservation objectives efficiently.

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WCS responds quickly to urgent situations, such as natural disasters or wildlife emergencies via a network of experts and local partners.

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WCS maintains an active presence on social media platforms (like Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram), publishing articles and press releases, producing video content, and engaging with media outlets.