Together with Woven Studio, Fauna & Flora and IUCN, the Villars Institute is combining art, science and education to raise awareness of invasive alien species and inspire action for biodiversity.

On 23 October, How to Live on Earth, produced by Open Planet Studios and presented by Benedict Cumberbatch, was featured at COP17 in Yerevan, Armenia. The screening of selected excerpts was followed by a conversation exploring how valuing nature can transform our communities, businesses and economies, and inspire action for a better future.

Villars Institute will co-host partner events in Davos during WEF 2026, focusing on valuing nature, integrating AI in education, and shaping narratives that foster meaningful intergenerational collaboration across global challenges.

An initiative brought together by HundrED and the Villars Institute to identify ten innovative, impactful, and scalable education solutions advancing planetary health and transforming sustainability learning into action worldwide.

The Eco Innovators Ideathon 2026 empowers students across India to use AI for sustainability. In partnership with the Global Learning Council, HP, and Schoolnet, we’re advancing youth-led innovation for a more sustainable future.