Manifesto
Audios
How African youth think of the future of their continent
20 Sep 2018
The pace of land degradation has become an urgent issue in many parts of the world. Africa is no exception. But young people on the continent are searching to find solutions to the various environmental challenges that face them. But how optimistic are they in the restoration efforts that are taking place across the continent? […]
What Next After the Nairobi Summit?
20 Sep 2018
The Role of Private Capital in Conservation
4 Jun 2018
By expanding the carbon markets to new sectors and creating further demand for forest-based carbon credits at their true value, conservation finance is absolutely key to protecting critical ecosystems, and enabling businesses and consumers to take much needed climate action.
GLF 2018 Priorities
2 Feb 2018
John Colmey, Executive Producer of the Global Landscapes Forum talks about what’s in store for 2018.
Landscapes what´s new? Meet the new Bonn Challenge Barometer of Progress
21 Jan 2018
The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) launched the Bonn Challenge Barometer of Progress that details the development Brazil, Mexico, El Salvador, Rwanda, South Korea and the United States are making in bringing degraded and deforested landscapes into restoration. It is the only global progress tracking protocol focused on forest landscape restoration.
AFR100: Gateway to sustainable livelihoods in Africa
21 Jan 2018
Listen to solutions on how to improve livelihoods, natural resources management and land restoration in Africa geared up by the panel discussion about the African Forest Landscape Restoration Initiative (AFR100) at the Global Landscapes Forum event held in Bonn in December 2017. AFR100 is a country-led effort to bring 100 million hectares of deforested and […]
GLF 2017 in Bonn: We are starting a new landscape chapter ahead of 2018
19 Jan 2018
Let us celebrate the outcome of the intense conversations we had, and embrace sustainable change in the use of our lands in the future because we have only one planet.