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Celebrating 21 Years of Global Impact: EcoAgriculture Partners Announces Transition

EcoAgriculture Partners, after reshaping global sustainability and integrated land management (ILM) conversations over two decades, announces final stage of its lifecycle.

12 June 2026

By EcoAgriculture Partners

Men in a canoe, check fishing traps
Farmer with goats grazing nearby

Look Beyond the Farm to Solve Global Food System Challenges

Unsustainable production presents many challenges for food systems, but agricultural improvements alone won’t solve global food system challenges.

Talls Trees beside an Urban Skyscaper Building

Can Finance Ease the Climate Crisis and Halt Species Loss? Experts Say Yes. 

Experts at Global Landscapes Forum (GLF) 6th Investment Case Symposium say that the financial sector may begin to take a role in helping society address climate change, land degradation and halt biodiversity loss

28 March 2023

By Brianna Van Matre

Cabbage crops in Phu Thap Buek in Phetchabun, Thailand

2022: A Year of Advancing Landscape Thinking and Action

EcoAgriculture Partners accomplished so much this year, yet a great deal of work still needs to be done towards advancing landscape thinking and action.

23 December 2022

By Brianna Van Matre

Mountain Range, biodiverse agricultural land and Forests

EcoAgriculture Partners Once Again Brings Strong Presence to UN Climate Convention

Global leaders and experts meet at the UN climate convention’s COP27 to discuss how to accelerate global climate action through reducing emissions, expanding adaptation efforts and mobilizing finance.

Greenhouse in Sierra Gorda

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

Hilly Landscape, with varied crops

Natural Climate Solutions in Landscapes Help Communities Mitigate Impacts, Expert Panel Says

During a roundtable on Connecting Natural Climate Solutions with Integrated Landscape Management, panelists laid out their foundational work on NCS.

2 November 2021

By Juan Ramos

Varied crops grown besides a river

Laudes Foundation Pledges $370,000 To Bring Integrated Landscape Management To Communities

The contribution of Laudes to 1000 Landscapes For 1 Billion People will help bring Integrated Landscape Management to local communities.

23 June 2021

By EcoAgriculture Partners

Farmer with goats grazing nearby

Sharing landscape finance innovations with Territorial Development leaders in Latin America

Three territorial development networks came together for the XIII International Forum on Territorial Development and the VI International Congress for Rural Development.

10 June 2021

By Juan Ramos

Hilly Landscape, with varied crops

What kind of support systems do Landscape Partnerships need?

EcoAgriculture Partners, the GALLOP initiative, Columbia University and Cornell University jointly convened a virtual workshop on Institutionalizing Support systems for Integrated Landscape Management.

15 April 2021

By Sara Scherr, Juan Ramos

Zebras grazing in Tanzania

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.

Farmland

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

Mountain Range, biodiverse agricultural land and Forests

Celebrating the Landscapes for People, Food and Nature (LPFN) initiative, 2011-2020

On October 8th we celebrated the Landscapes for People, Food and Nature (LPFN) initiative, which is wrapping up after nearly 10 years.

3 December 2020

By Tom Derr, Sara Scherr