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Biodiversity
United We Thrive: Bridging Climate, Biodiversity, and Land Restoration for a Sustainable Future
When it comes to land restoration, integrated solutions are not just an ideal, they are the foundation of thriving ecosystems and communities.
28 November 2024
By Brianna Van Matre


Celebrando a la Alianza Sierra Gorda de México y a los Ganadores del Equator Prize 2021
Este compromiso ha hecho que el Grupo Ecológico Sierra Gorda IAP sea reconocido con uno de los principales premios a la sostenibilidad: el Equator Prize del Programa de las Naciones Unidas para el Desarrollo (PNUD).
1 September 2021
By Juan Ramos

Celebrating Mexico’s Sierra Gorda Alliance and All 2021 Equator Prize Winners
EcoAgriculture Partners celebrates Grupo Ecológico Sierra Gorda (Sierra Gorda Alliance) as one of the UN Development Programme’s Equator Prize winners and applauds their well-deserved recognition.
31 August 2021
By Juan Ramos

Healthy Farms, Healthy Wildlife–A New Era for Partnership?
Science has shown that farming can be more productive and resilient in the long term when ecosystems are healthy. People working in agriculture are also seeing the value in healthy wildlife populations.
5 July 2021
By Sara Scherr

New Publication: A landscape planning framework: Collaborating across the landscape to mitigate impacts of development (CALM)
Fauna and Flora International (FFI) and the Arcus Foundation have just released a new and exciting landscape planning framework
10 June 2021
By Louise Buck

Participant Follow-up from the African Landscapes Dialogue 2019
African Landscapes Dialogue 2019 was filled with knowledge sharing, discussion, and networking, providing participants with ideas and inspiration when returning to their home countries.
4 January 2021
By Sara Scherr, Louise Buck

Integrated Landscape Strategies to Reach Post 2020 Biodiversity Conservation Goals: Highlights of the FAO-EcoAgriculture Partners High-Level Landscape Dialogue
EcoAgriculture Partners and FAO North America jointly hosted a virtual High-Level Landscape Dialogue on how Integrated Landscape Management (ILM) can be incorporated into the post-2020 Biodiversity Framework.
18 December 2020
By Tom Derr

EcoAgriculture Partners congratulates the ten winners of the Equator Prize 2020
Once every two years, the Equator Initiative organizes the Equator Prize to honor ten outstanding Indigenous and local groups from across the world who are achieving sustainable development goals.
5 October 2020
By EcoAgriculture Partners

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

Moving toward Resilient Food Systems that Protect the Planet
We are working to make our new normal a world where resilient food systems support self-sufficient communities in harmony and balance within sustainable landscapes.
5 May 2020
By EcoAgriculture Partners

Announcing the 78 Rockefeller Food System Vision-Prize semi-finalists!
The Food System Vision Prize question ‘How might we envision regenerative and nourishing food futures for 2050?’, sparked 1319 organizations to submit their visions for the future of their food systems to the Rockefeller Foundation.
31 March 2020
By EcoAgriculture Partners

The contribution of Integrated Landscape Management to the post-2020 Convention on Biological Diversity
Convention on Biological Diversity: Recommendations for policymakers from the African Landscapes Dialogue in Arusha.
3 March 2020
By John Ajjugo, John Kamanga, Sam Kanyamibwa, Sara Scherr

Integrated strategies on biodiversity are key for the well-being of environmental and human systems
Read this summary of FAO-EcoAgriculture Partners High-Level Dialogue on ‘2020 Year of Biodiversity: How Can Integrated Landscape Strategies Contribute?’, held in Washington DC.
19 December 2019
By Tom Derr, Manon Koningstein