The official Color of Biodiversity, PANTONE 1775 C, from Pantone Color Institute and TEALEAVES, created in support of United Nations Biodiversity (CBD).
The color is used as an amplifier and educational tool and has helped to share the future plan for healing and protecting nature in the 2022 UN Biodiversity conference COP15.
How can you be a part of it?
Boost Biodiversity
Post or Repost, Create or Share other's Creations. Amplify the color to amplify the message: Save biodiversity!
Join the Ecosystem
#ColorOfBiodiversity
Why Should You Care?
“The bright pink pigments are the molecular fossils of chlorophyll that were produced by ancient photosynthetic organisms inhabiting an ancient ocean that has long since vanished.”
– Dr. Nur Gueneli from the ANU Research School of Earth Sciences
Biodiversity⁺ Design Hub
Dive into an interactive web space that showcases biodiversity issues and tools for solutions meant to delight and inspire.
Where is this happening?
Get involved IRL! Attend Biodiversity⁺ events taking place around the world, celebrating biodiversity through color
United Nations Biodiversity Conference | COP15
Explore how UN Biodiversity is using the Color of Biodiversity as an educational tool to highlight the topics discussed at COP15.
Dec. 7-19, 2022. Montreal, Canada
Fran’s In-Person Chocolate Launch and Ikebana Ceremony at the Frye Art Museum
Oct. 22, 2022, 11 A.M. – 2 P.M.
Frye Art Museum, Seattle
Forests: A Force for Change
The Thomas E. Lovejoy, Ph.D., and Edward O. Wilson, Ph.D., Panel
Sep. 22, 2022, 10–11:30 A.M.
Ross Lecture Hall, NYBG
Why Climate Change Matters to You and What You Can Do About It
Keynote Address
Sep. 22, 2022, 9–9:45 A.M.
Ross Lecture Hall, NYBG
