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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
Selection of healthy wholefoods - fruit, vegetables, dairy, grains, oils

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

panoramic view of Rio de Janeiro, showcasing Guanabara Bay and the iconic Sugarloaf Mountain

Complementing sector policy with integrated territorial and landscape approaches

An impressive group of partners echoed one key message: integrated territorial and landscape approaches are possible, necessary, and overdue.

6 December 2018

By Louis Wertz

Various landscape activities and livelihoods

Support Landscape Leaders at this Watershed Moment

EcoAgriculture Partners is getting more creative about fundraising. This year, our Board of Directors, staff, and fellows are all joining in to raise money for Landscape Leaders.

15 October 2018

By Sara Scherr

EcoAg and IUCN Netherlands representatives

EcoAgriculture Partners and IUCN NL formalize partnership to advance landscape finance

EcoAgriculture Partners and IUCN NL formalize their partnership to advance landscape finance, developing tools and training for sustainable investment worldwide.

26 July 2018

By Louis Wertz

MesoAmerican Landscape Stakeholder in the field

Leaders from Mesoamerica gather to promote the innovative approach known as Integrated Landscape Management

Over 90 leaders from Mesoamerica are advancing sustainability with an action plan for Integrated Landscape Management at CATIE, Costa Rica

13 July 2018

By EcoAgriculture Partners

A woman gives a presentation in Tanzania for the African Wildlife Foundation

Promising Signs for the SDGs in Kilombero Valley, Tanzania

Join Seth Shames and collaborators as they reflect on the Kilombero Valley workshop, addressing SDGs and the critical balance between agriculture and conservation.

19 May 2018

By Brett Jacobson, Seth Shames

Terraced landscape overlooking farmland, village and ocean in France

Landscapes, territories and the challenge of merging socio-ecological and socio-political strategies for sustainable development

Discover insights from the ‘Living Territories’ conference in Montpellier, where over 250 experts discussed Integrated Landscape Management for sustainable development.

9 February 2018

By Sara Scherr

A laden barge on a river in China

Blue Waters and Green Mountains: Opening A New Era of Integrated Landscape Management in China

Explore how China’s ecological civilization vision is driving Integrated Landscape Management, restoration, and sustainable development.

12 September 2017

By Sara Scherr

A man cooks food to sell at an outdoor market

The Little Book in Spanish

The Little Sustainable Landscapes Book is now available in Spanish, expanding access to guidance on ILM for policymakers, practitioners, and conservation leaders across Latin America.

4 April 2017

By EcoAgriculture Partners

Terraced farming on the sides of a river valley

The power of good policy to scale sustainable landscapes

Governments can support Integrated Landscape Management through shared vision, innovative approaches and good policy to scale sustainable landscapes.

3 March 2017

By Sara Scherr

Eight policy guidelines for ILM

New public policy guidelines support integrated efforts to achieve the SDGs

A new set of public policy guidelines highlights how governments can support Integrated Landscape Management through coordinated planning to help achieve the Sustainable Development Goals.

21 February 2017

By Seth Shames, Krista Heiner, Louis Wertz

US Election Result infographic

Election reflections: Using tools of collaborative landscape management to bridge the rural-urban divide

Collaborative landscape management can address rural economic challenges, strengthen rural-urban partnerships, and create more resilient communities in a rapidly changing political and environmental landscape.

22 November 2016

By Sara Scherr