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Meet 10 organizations shaping the future

27 Feb 2024

Happy World NGO Day from all of us at the Global Landscapes Forum! Today, we're celebrating all the non-governmental organizations (NGOs) that partner with us to create lasting change across the world's landscapes.

What can we do in a 1.5-degree world?

22 Jan 2024

Happy New Year from all of us at the GLF! Last month, while all eyes were on the COP28 climate summit in Dubai, scientists at the U.K. Met Office issued a stark warning that went largely unnoticed: for the first time ever, global heating could reach 1.5 degrees Celsius this year.

What did we accomplish at the world’s biggest climate event?

14 Dec 2023

COP28 is a wrap. What happens now? For the first time ever, countries have agreed a deal to “transition away” from fossil fuels – but without committing to phase them out or phase them down. Small island states and climate advocates have pointed out numerous “loopholes” in the text that could enable continued fossil fuel expansion and reliance on controversial technologies like carbon capture and storage. In this newsletter, we bring you in-depth coverage and analysis from the world’s biggest climate event of 2023. Plus, stay tuned for highlights from our 10th anniversary at the end of the year, with many more updates to come in January!

Join our live COP28 coverage

22 Nov 2023

It’s that time of the year again: next week, world leaders are gathering in Dubai for the COP28 climate summit. Will we see more progress on loss and damage? Will countries finally commit to phasing out fossil fuels? Get all the answers and more by following our live coverage of all the action on the ground. Plus, from Colombian adventures to our next cohort of Restoration Stewards, here’s what we’ve been up to this month.

58 ways to make the new vision for Earth a reality

31 Oct 2023

We know what you’re thinking – we talk a lot about landscape restoration here. But what does restoration really mean to the people carrying it out? Find out next month by joining our free online event, where you’ll get to discover projects turning the tide on degraded landscapes around the world and meet the people behind them. Plus, continue exploring our biggest event to date, paving a path to a fairer world ahead of COP28.

Join the global event 60,000 people are talking about

19 Sep 2023

Already next month, help forge a new vision for Earth at a two-day global conference, and celebrate our 10th anniversary with us! Join us in Nairobi, Kenya, or online from anywhere in the world. And while you are waiting, join leading filmmakers and activists for a series of exclusive film screenings and Q&As with the creators in the New Vision for Earth Film Festival. Read on to learn more.

Is this what 1.5°C looks like?

16 Aug 2023

It’s official: last month was the hottest month ever recorded. As extreme heat, wildfires and floods swept across large parts of the northern hemisphere, one thing was clear: we can’t keep on going like this. It’s time for a new vision for Earth. In this month’s GLF newsletter, find out how you can help turn that vision into reality. From upcoming events to online courses and the latest opportunities, we’ve got you fully covered.

How can finance work for nature and people?

5 Jul 2023

No one knows the land better than rural communities – yet they receive just a tiny fraction of climate finance. Next week, you’re invited to a free online event to explore ways to support the stewardship of local communities and enterprises in Latin America and the Caribbean. Plus, the latest announcements, opportunities and environmental stories in this month’s GLF Newsletter.

What’s your vision for Earth?

15 Jun 2023

Food prices and hunger levels have soared in the past two years: over 250 million people now face severe hunger amid war in Ukraine and widespread drought across every corner of the planet. Something needs to give – and we want to hear your vision of a more resilient future for all of us. Read on to learn more and weigh in on these crucial conversations.

What El Niño means for the climate

25 May 2023

El Niño is on its way: scientists say there’s an 80% chance it’ll develop by September, bringing higher temperatures to most of the world for the next few years. Are we ready? This October, join us in writing a survival guide for a planet in crisis at GLF Nairobi. Plus, the latest announcements, opportunities and environmental stories in this month’s GLF newsletter.