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Restore landscapes to push ahead on sustainable development, says International Resource Panel
Land restoration has tremendous potential to help the world limit climate change and achieve its aims for sustainable development, according to a new study by the International Resource Panel (IRP).
5 September 2019
By The Editors, EcoAgriculture Partners
EcoAgriculture Partners and IUCN NL formalize partnership to advance landscape finance
EcoAgriculture Partners and IUCN NL formalize their partnership to advance landscape finance, developing tools and training for sustainable investment worldwide.
26 July 2018
By Louis Wertz
Cornell-EcoAgriculture proposal one of top 200 in MacArthur Foundation contest
Cornell-EcoAgriculture 'Revitalizing Global Soils' initiative became a top 200 finalist in the MacArthur Foundation's $100 million challenge.
25 April 2017
By EcoAgriculture Partners
My New Year’s Resolution: Inspire and empower the next wave of Landscape Champions
Why landscape champions are essential to sustainable development and how empowering local leaders, farmers, and communities can accelerate Integrated Landscape Management around the world.
3 January 2017
By Sara Scherr
Sara Shares: In response to The Economist’s “Feeding the Ten Billion”
Sara Scherr challenges the idea that future food security depends on high-tech agricultural innovations alone, arguing that restoring ecosystems and sustainable farming practices are equally essential.
27 June 2016
By Sara Scherr
A History of EcoAgriculture
Explore a decade of EcoAgriculture Partners' achievements advancing Integrated Landscape Management for people, food, and nature worldwide.
30 January 2016
By Louis Wertz
Fly Over a Honduran Smallholder Coffee Farm
A conservation finance program helped Honduran coffee farmers recover from coffee rust while promoting biodiversity and sustainable farming practices.
21 October 2015
By Lee Gross, Louis Wertz
New Project: Evaluating the $30 million CAMBio program
EcoAgriculture Partners will be the lead evaluator of a six-year, $30 million GEF/UNDP program implemented in five Central American countries using local bank credit to finance the transition to biodiversity-friendly agriculture and enterprises.
1 September 2015
By Lucila Fernandez
This September, new research will help East and Southeast Asia “green” commodity agriculture
New research shows policymakers for East and Southeast Asia 'green' commodity agriculture how to reduce the environmental footprint of agriculture.
31 August 2015
By Lucila Fernandez
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