Africa

Fauna and Flora International (FFI) and the Arcus Foundation have just released a new and exciting landscape planning framework

African Landscapes Dialogue 2019 was filled with knowledge sharing, discussion, and networking, providing participants with ideas and inspiration when returning to their home countries.

FAO North America and EcoAgriculture Partners hosted roundtable on the African Landscape Action Plan (ALAP): Phase 3, which lays out a strategy for achieving sustainable development in Africa

Landscape leaders gathered in Arusha, Tanzania for the 3rd African Landscapes Dialogue, bound together by a shared vision and desire to solve problems facing the continent and the planet.

Convention on Biological Diversity: Recommendations for policymakers from the African Landscapes Dialogue in Arusha.

Stakeholders from across Africa, under the auspices of the African Landscape Dialogue, have been unpacking challenges and identifying workable solutions to build landscape resilience in Africa.

Experts will share why, where and how private sector enterprises are participating as vital stakeholders and positive actors in collaborative landscape management platforms.

Join Seth Shames and collaborators as they reflect on the Kilombero Valley workshop, addressing SDGs and the critical balance between agriculture and conservation.

The African Landscapes Dialogue celebrated five years of the Landscapes for People, Food and Nature Initiative – its achievements, partnerships, and future priorities for advancing ILM.

Learn how African leaders are advancing sustainable landscape management through collaboration, innovation, shared learning and a continental action plan.

The African Landscapes Dialogue empowers landscape leaders through peer learning, knowledge exchange, and collaboration to advance Integrated Landscape Management across Africa.