How to use the GLF Climate 2022 conference platform
6 Oct 2022
Your welcome guide to GLF Africa 2022On 15 September 2022, the Global Landscapes Forum (GLF) will host Africa’s most diverse conference on food,
Integrating forests + food systems to feed our future
27 Sep 2022
At the upcoming digital forum, we’ll dive deep into how agriculture and forestry can provide crucial tools to support sustainable development and tackle some of the world’s most pressing challenges
Bringing people virtually to Africa’s bushmeat hubs
16 Sep 2022
BONN, Germany (15 September 2022) – In the Congo Basin, over two million metric tonnes of wild meat – equivalent to tens of millions of individual animals – is harvested every year.
Amid global climate and hunger crises, Africa is building a brighter food future
15 Sep 2022
Humanity is facing a climate emergency that is hitting Africa harder than anywhere else, even though the continent contributes just 4% of global greenhouse gas emissions.
How ‘green’ is your chocolate? Cooking up sustainable value chains in West Africa
14 Sep 2022
If you’ve eaten chocolate recently, chances are it came from Côte d’Ivoire or Ghana, the world’s two largest cocoa exporters.
Building stronger restoration partnerships through multistakeholder collaborations
14 Sep 2022
Outcomes from a Landscape Academy course
Transforming food systems in crises: How Africa can build a resilient food future
9 Sep 2022
The Global Landscapes Forum is convening a unique one-day virtual event that reaches millions of people and offers the latest insights on science, tools, practices, and local solutions needed to transform Africa’s food systems and build a resilient food future.
World’s largest initiative on sustainable wild meat launches a virtual tour
7 Sep 2022
(BONN, Germany, 7 September 2022) – Wild species have long served as a source of food and income for millions of rural people. But unsustainable levels of hunting are threatening the health, livelihoods and cultural identity of Indigenous Peoples and rural communities – and risk the extinction of hundreds of wildlife species. In addition, approximately 70 percent of emerging infectious diseases today, and almost all recent epidemics, originate from animals and particularly wildlife (e.g. Ebola virus, COVID-19, Lassa virus, HIV).
How to use the GLF Africa 2022 platform
24 Aug 2022
Your welcome guide to GLF Africa 2022On 15 September 2022, the Global Landscapes Forum (GLF) will host Africa’s most diverse conference on food,
Meet the GLF South Coast Guatemala Chapter, Guatemala
24 Jun 2022
The GLF South Coast Guatemala chapter aims to promote forest landscape restoration in the Pacific lowlands of Guatemala and enable an exchange of experiences regionally and globally.