Integrated Landscape Management

The deal to keep the Colorado River from going dry offers only a temporary reprieve rather than an enduring solution, failing to fully address the poor practices that got us here or anticipate future challenges.

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

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.

ILM: Different Names, Same Goals: Landscape restoration, Agricultural landscape mosaic, Agroecology, Biodiverse agricultural landscape, Climate-smart agricultural landscape

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

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

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

Territorial Approaches for Sustainable Development provides lessons learned from 14 case studies from Brazil, Cameroon, Chile, China, Colombia, India, Kenya, Madagascar and Rwanda.

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

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

After the Mesoamerican Landscape Dialogue, two thematic groups, on ‘Gender and Integrated Landscape Management’ and on ‘MultiStakeholder Platforms for Sustainable Landscapes’, published their workshop reports and next steps.