The GC Summit for Panama and Costa Rica was held to train participants and share knowledge about systems and technologies, as well as their progress and challenges in Global Park Defense (GPD) and Community Protection in six endangered national parks, their adjacent forest reserves, and local communities.

The Borjomi Summit, co-hosted by Global Conservation in the Republic of Georgia, gathered over 150 delegates from 18 countries across Eurasia and Eastern Europe to address the urgent challenges facing national parks and protected areas. This 3-day event provided a platform for leaders, policymakers, and conservation experts to share strategies for enhancing park management amid growing threats such as illegal hunting, logging, and underfunding.

Held in the iconic setting of Tikal National Park in Guatemala, the Tikal Summit brought together conservationists, government officials, and local stakeholders to advance efforts in protecting endangered World Heritage sites. This 3-day event, hosted by Global Conservation, focused on implementing the "No Cut, No Kill" approach, which prioritizes technological solutions like drones and surveillance systems to combat illegal logging, poaching, and deforestation.