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Solving Global Sustainability Challenges Requires Policy Support for Landscape Partnerships

Landscape partnerships need policy support and can advance policy goals, landscape-scale biodiversity, conservation and sustainable development.

Aerial view of lush farmland in Banten, Indonesia with vibrant greenery and water
A bee on a flower in an orchard

Landscape Partnerships Provide Powerful Tools To Help Countries Attain Sustainable Development Goals, Expert Panel Says

To address the world’s crises on climate, biodiversity and livelihoods, nations and international organizations are launching major policy initiatives and landscape partnerships.

Mountain Range, biodiverse agricultural land and Forests

Developing Technologies Can Revolutionize Sustainable Landscape Management

There is a need for sustainable landscape development technology to align with real-world needs, to be practical and context-specific.

6 August 2021

By Juan Ramos

A bee on a flower in an orchard

Update on 1000 Landscapes for 1 Billion People initiative, June-December 2020

Our organizations, the Lead Partners of 1 Billion People initiative, have been working energetically to refine the 1000L priorities and co-design our strategy.

23 December 2020

By Sara Scherr

An example of agroforestry - a landscape with fruit trees, shrubs and vegetables growing together

Responding to EAT-Lancet: Consider agroecological solutions

The EAT-Lancet Commission report underestimates the potential of agroecological systems to generate healthy diets within planetary bounds.

11 March 2019

By Sara Scherr

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