Institute for Environmental Security

Advancing Environmental Security through Science - Diplomacy - Law - Finance - Education

The battle for the planet: Who will win the war with nature and her allies?

Message from Wouter Veening, IES Chairman The Hague, 11 June 2020

Environmental defenders continue to be attacked even during the COVID-19 crisis

19 June 2020 - At least six environmentalist have been killed in different Latin American countries since 11 March the date on which the WHO declared the COVID-19 disease a pandemic

Measures to combat COVID-19 impact wildlife trafficking but criminal networks are gearing up to increase operations

The Hague, 29 April 2020, Wildlife Justice Commission releases new analysis

IES Launches new website

New Water Footprint Assessment Tool is Online

The Hague, 18 March 2020

Climate and Security- emerging trends and adaptive strategies

Madrid, 28 November 2019: IES co-organises event at COP 25

The Climate-Security Nexus: Implications for the Military

Brussels, 24 October 2019

The Security Implications of Emerging Climate Altering Technologies

Brussels, 23 October 2019

Focusing on Extreme Weather Disasters

The Hague, 12 September 2019: 10th Meeting of The Hague Roundtable on Climate & Security

All Hell Breaking Loose: The Pentagon’s Perspective on Climate Change

01 July - 2020 - Review by Brig. Gen. W. Chris King, Ret.

Rethinking our Relationship with Nature

The Hague, 19 April 2020: TV interview with Jane Goodall

Dare To Be Great: Unlock Your Power to Create a Better World

Report highlights climate and security risks in North Africa and the Sahel

Conflict Prevention in an Era of Climate Change: Adapting the UN to Climate-Security Risks

Interview with General Ghazi on how reality replaces ideology & climate security risk

Madrid, 16 December 2019: Interview highlights growing constraints of a resource-strapped region

Planetary Security: The Security Implications of Climate Change

Brussels, 10 December 2019: Article explains the urgent need both for effective climate change action and for steps to be taken to prepare for life in a drastically different world, where global warming and related environmental degradation will impact on security.

SOS: Suicide or Survival - The State of the Earth - Diagnosis and Prognosis

The Hague, 18-19 April 2018: The symposium provided scientific contours of a road-map to protect and restore the health of the planet, also from a security perspective to provide peace and stability for the long-term.

Weather Channel Features two GMACCC Members in “The Climate 25”

Climate 25 is a digital media and television experience featuring interviews with the world’s 25 most compelling voices on one of the most pressing issues of our time – the impact of climate disruption on human security