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Wildlife
Leading and Learning Across Geographies and Generations: The Genesis of Forest Leaders for Integrated Landscape Management
The Forest Leaders for Integrated Landscape Management project offers a unique opportunity for landscape developers to gain new skills.
19 June 2024
By Shannon Sutherland, Patricia Bonn
The Deal to Keep the Colorado River From Going Dry Isn’t the Solution. We Have a Smarter Answer.
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.
7 July 2023
By Brianna Van Matre
Healthy Farms, Healthy Wildlife–A New Era for Partnership?
Science has shown that farming can be more productive and resilient in the long term when ecosystems are healthy. People working in agriculture are also seeing the value in healthy wildlife populations.
5 July 2021
By Sara Scherr
The contribution of Integrated Landscape Management to the post-2020 Convention on Biological Diversity
Convention on Biological Diversity: Recommendations for policymakers from the African Landscapes Dialogue in Arusha.
3 March 2020
By John Ajjugo, John Kamanga, Sam Kanyamibwa, Sara Scherr
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
Translating vision into investment in the Kilombero Valley landscape
How the Kilombero Valley is transforming through sustainable investment strategies aimed at preserving its rich biodiversity and promoting agricultural growth.
18 March 2018
By Brett Jacobson
Together is better for forest and water management
Integrated Landscape Management in Kenya protects forests and water resources while improving livelihoods, conservation, and climate resilience.
22 March 2016
By Louis Wertz
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