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Every Sector has a Role to Play in Conserving Biodiversity. EcoAgriculture Partners will Continue to Convene Influential Initiatives at COP 15.
National Biodiversity Strategies and Action Plans (NBSAPs) and National Biodiversity Finance Plans development will consider all sector roles in conserving biodiversity.
12 December 2022
By Brianna Van Matre
Transforming the Future of Food Systems: Experts Explore How Landscape Partnerships and Territorial Approaches Can Drive Agroecological Change
World leaders at COP United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, looked at how to drive agroecological change.
5 August 2022
By EcoAgriculture Partners
A Landscape By Any Other Name
ILM: Different Names, Same Goals: Landscape restoration, Agricultural landscape mosaic, Agroecology, Biodiverse agricultural landscape, Climate-smart agricultural landscape
4 January 2022
By Sara Scherr
Landscapes In the United Nations Food Systems Summit: An EcoAg Update on Solutions, National Pathways and Next Steps for the Landscape Community
The landscape community is encouraged to review and reflect on the wide range of solutions and opportunities that have emerged from the United Nations Food Systems Summit (UNFSS).
21 September 2021
By Sara Scherr, Juan Ramos
Strategies for more sustainable food systems: the European Union adopts a Biodiversity Strategy and a Farm to Fork Strategy
The European Commission published two important strategies that are key components of the European Green Deal and that will guide the European Union towards more sustainable food systems over the next decade.
2 June 2020
By Emile Frison
Responding to the EAT-Lancet Commission from the Integrated Landscape Perspective
EAT-Lancet Commission's new report provides the most ambitious synthesis and analysis yet on a critical issue facing humanity in the 21st century
7 March 2019
By Sara Scherr
Agroecology within Sustainable Landscapes: A conversation with EcoAgriculture’s Kata Young
Explore the intersection of agroecology and sustainable landscapes with Kata Young. Gain valuable perspectives on the movement's impact and future challenges.
3 April 2018
By Brett Jacobson, Katherine (Kata) Young