Watershed Moments - Conversations with Raintree

​What if we stopped funding symptoms and started restoring systems?

​Across the world, we're seeing the consequences of fragmented approaches to climate, biodiversity, water security, livelihoods, and community wellbeing. Yet some of the most promising solutions are emerging from a different way of thinking: place-based, long-term, and community-led.

​On 25 June, we're hosting an informal breakfast conversation with Leena Dandekar and the team from Raintree Foundation.

​Raintree is working across the Western Ghats, one of the world's most important biodiversity hotspots, to restore watersheds, strengthen community resilience, protect biodiversity, improve livelihoods, and build climate resilience through a landscape approach.

​This isn't a presentation or fundraising event.

​It's an opportunity for philanthropists, foundations, family offices, impact investors, and systems thinkers to explore a critical question:

​How do we create the conditions for lasting environmental and social resilience at scale?

​We'll hear insights from Raintree's work on watershed restoration and then open the conversation to others working across philanthropy, climate, nature, and impact.

​If you're interested in catalytic philanthropy, place-based investing, landscape restoration, regenerative development, or funding systems change, we'd love to have you join us.

​Thursday 25 June 2026, drop in anytime 8 am – 11 am