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Together is better for forest and water management
Integrated Landscape Management in Kenya protects forests and water resources while improving livelihoods, conservation, and climate resilience.
22 March 2016
By Louis Wertz
Leading integrated landscape partnerships
Effective landscape leadership builds collaboration, trust, and shared vision to drive successful Integrated Landscape Management initiatives.
10 March 2016
By Sara Scherr
On Gender, with Kame Westerman of Conservation International
Gender equality strengthens conservation and development projects by ensuring inclusive decision-making and better community outcomes.
8 March 2016
By Mara Novak, Louis Wertz, Kame Westerman
Food Politics at Play: the Case of Tall Chief
Seattle's food policy highlights how political culture can shape local food systems, agriculture planning, and sustainable development outcomes.
10 February 2016
By Aiden Irish
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
Collaboration on Little Book a model for necessary partnerships to achieve global goals
The Little Sustainable Landscapes Book provides a practical roadmap for Integrated Landscape Management to achieve climate and development goals.
25 January 2016
By Sara Scherr
Early Tremors of an Agricultural Shift
The Global Forum for Food and Agriculture called for resilient food systems that connect urban development, rural livelihoods, and sustainability.
21 January 2016
By Aiden Irish
CAMBiando cardamom and conservation in Guatemala
CAMBio conservation finance helped Guatemalan cardamom farmers recover from economic challenges while supporting sustainable land management.
16 January 2016
By Lee Gross
More than just the land: a discussion of rural women’s equality
Women's land rights and participation in land-use decisions are essential for sustainable landscapes, conservation, and resilient communities.
2 January 2016
By Rachel Friedman
Seeing the water basins for the trees
Forest management for water and climate requires integrated landscape approaches that consider scale, context, and ecosystem connections.
28 December 2015
By Rachel Friedman
Six individual competencies for working with multi-stakeholder partnerships
Effective multi-stakeholder partnerships require skilled facilitation, collaboration, and inclusive decision-making to achieve sustainable development goals.
22 December 2015
By Minu Hemmati, Herman Brouwer, Jim Woodhill
Moving Beyond our Siloed Financial System
Integrated landscape finance connects agriculture, conservation, and development investments to create sustainable social, economic, and environmental outcomes.
21 December 2015
By Seth Shames, Krista Heiner, Louis Wertz, Aiden Irish