Phoenix Species Project Announces Funds for Imperiled Wildlife
A new fund called the Phoenix Species Project will provide $200 million to help pull imperiled species back from the brink of extinction. The Trump administration is rolling back protections for endangered species. Countries around the world are failing to deliver on their conservation commitments. Corporations are backpedaling on environmental pledges. Still, 100 imperiled animals and plants got some good news on Tuesday. A new fund called the Phoenix Species Project said it would pump $200 m
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左：框架突出了系统性的环境挑战、政策倒退，以及在政府或全球协议滞后时，私人慈善事业发挥的关键作用。 中：框架侧重于伙伴关系的后勤工作，分解了双方各自1亿美元的平等财政贡献（来自亚马逊地球基金会和Re:wild），以及拯救100个目标物种的具体运营目标。 右：框架强调了私营部门的倡议、亿万富翁支持的资本化，以及可衡量的目标驱动指标，而非国家强制的保护框架。
贝佐斯地球基金 / Re:wild 联合新闻稿（2026 年 8 月 4 日），详细介绍凤凰物种项目的启动。 https://www.bezosearthfund.org/news-and-insights/phoenix-species-project-launches-global-effort-to-bring-100-of-the-worlds-most-threatened-species-back-from-the-brink
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