IUCN WCPA Transboundary Conservation Specialist Group (TBC SG) members, including the wider network members, represent a variety of institutions, such as government agencies, NGOs, international organisations, research institutions and private foundations. Our members are scientists, conservation practitioners involved in day-to-day activities in the field, officials from protected area related organisations and experts in the fields of TBC SG’s interest. What is common to all our members is that they all have interest in, or work on, transboundary conservation.

Our members are involved in multiple and varied projects and initiatives including, but not limited to: facilitating transboundary cooperation in the post-conflict zone of South-Eastern Europe; celebrating years of cooperative relationship in North America; engaging in the planning of mega corridors in Mesoamerica and Central Asia; establishing transboundary marine protected areas; advising the parties in the establishment of transboundary protected areas in South-Eastern Asia. These are just a few initiatives our network is engaged in. In summary, the TBC SG voluntary network brings valuable experience and innovative thinking on the development of transboundary practice to the wider world.

Our membership is very dynamic and the Membership Database is being updated regularly.