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Conservation

A Golden Opportunity: A Landscape Lens Transforms Artisanal and Small-Scale Gold Mining

From the rugged highlands straddling the border of Bolivia and Peru to the vast plateaus of Burkina Faso in West Africa, small-scale artisanal gold mining (ASGM) is happening around the globe

10 July 2024

By Réka Blakemore

Gold panning bucket
Nanyuki municipal market

Food Flows and the Integrated Landscape Approach

Food flow mapping helps guide Integrated Landscape Management by linking agriculture, ecosystems, and sustainable development in Kenya.

EcoAg Podcast

On conservation in Peruvian highlands, a conversation with Lindsey Hethcote

A Peru conservation project helps farmers protect quinoa diversity, strengthen climate resilience, and sustain traditional agricultural systems.

24 March 2016

By Lucila Fernandez, Lindsey Hethcote

A rice farmer with a radio

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

Parrot in Guatemalo

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

Central Park

Conservation in an urban world

Urban conservation improves water quality, climate resilience, and public health by integrating ecosystem services into city planning.

16 December 2015

By Aiden Irish

A man launching a drone to survey a landscape

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

Organic Agriculture Sign

Tablet in Hand and Drone in the Sky, EcoAg Evaluates On-farm Conservation in Honduras

Tablet-based surveys sought to understand what access to capital meant to coffee farmers in Ocotepeque, for their livelihoods, production practices, and agricultural production and forest protection linkage comprehension.

20 October 2015

By Lee Gross

A handful of soil

Raising the Soil Profile

Soil is the “great connector of our lives,” but we’re treating it like dirt. Soil management starts within communities and locally supportive soil conservation work.

5 September 2015

By Aiden Irish