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18 Oct 2017

Infographic: Landscapes in Climate & Development Policy

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11 Oct 2017

Cities – opportunities for sustainable landscapes? – View the infographic

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11 Oct 2017

Forests, markets and demand

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11 Oct 2017

New study on drivers of illegal tropical deforestation

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11 Oct 2017

INFOGRAPHIC: Forests and family farms sustaining landscapes

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11 Oct 2017

Open data’s contribution to better research for development: The example of RTBMap

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11 Oct 2017

Power and political interest pervade Peru’s land sector

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11 Oct 2017

Development miracle or environmental disaster? A look behind the oil palm controversy

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11 Oct 2017

Infographic: Land Management in Central Mexico – Why do we need Landscape Approaches to land management

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11 Oct 2017

So, that’s how many tropical tree species?

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11 Oct 2017

For peat’s sake: The facts

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11 Oct 2017

Indonesia’s peatland fires and toxic haze: Media discourses across scales of governance

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20 Sep 2017

Planted Trees and Biodiversity

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20 Sep 2017

Planted Trees and Their Multiple Use

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20 Sep 2017

Planted Forests and Water Use

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11 Jul 2017

Infographic in Spanish: Paisajes en políticas de clima y desarrollo

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18 May 2017

Indonesia’s peatland fires and toxic haze: Media discourses across scales of governance

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17 May 2017

For peat’s sake: The facts

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20 Mar 2017

Peatlands and Climate Change

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26 Aug 2015

So, that’s how many tropical tree species?

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Global Landscapes Forum

The GLF event sought to provide practice-oriented insights and solutions for moving from country pledges to action, accelerating investments in sustainable landscapes, upscaling successful cases, mobilizing decision-makers and building favorable policies and regulations.

Join the wide range of exciting events the GLF will be hosting in the upcoming year.

Join the world’s leading experts for presentations and conversations on the most pressing issues for human well-being and the environment.

With inspiring presentations and direct speaker-audience engagement, Landscapes Talks showcase expert knowledge and personal experiences about the forces that are shaping our planet.

We aim to nurture and engage community through competitons with specific focus around sustainable natural resource.

The GLF has hosted events around the world, pioneering multi-stakeholder dialogue and inter-disciplinary approaches to landscapes.

Develop innovative financial instruments to fund restoration and strengthen the role of certification and accountability.

Facilitate reform in land tenure and contribute to land-based investments that safeguard the rights of women and indigenous peoples, while enhancing opportunities for smallholders.

Balance nutritional security with biodiversity, forests, climate, ensuring that enhancing food security and reducing environmental degradation are not seen as mutually exclusive entities.

Engage partners to identify and launch the latest knowledge and instruments to measure and track progress towards the United Nations 2030 Agenda.

Post and research job opportunities by using our community-sourced job directory.

Register your event to circulate it with the wider Global Landscapes Forum community.

Join the Youth In Landscape community, a global movement of young people who have committed to living and breathing the Landscapes philosophy.

Please submit your publications, infobriefs, and all other knowledge products here

Resources

Infographic: Landscapes in Climate & Development Policy

Cities – opportunities for sustainable landscapes? – View the infographic

Forests, markets and demand

New study on drivers of illegal tropical deforestation

INFOGRAPHIC: Forests and family farms sustaining landscapes

Open data’s contribution to better research for development: The example of RTBMap

Power and political interest pervade Peru’s land sector

Development miracle or environmental disaster? A look behind the oil palm controversy

Infographic: Land Management in Central Mexico – Why do we need Landscape Approaches to land management

So, that’s how many tropical tree species?

For peat’s sake: The facts

Indonesia’s peatland fires and toxic haze: Media discourses across scales of governance

Planted Trees and Biodiversity

Planted Trees and Their Multiple Use

Planted Forests and Water Use

Infographic in Spanish: Paisajes en políticas de clima y desarrollo

Indonesia’s peatland fires and toxic haze: Media discourses across scales of governance

For peat’s sake: The facts

Peatlands and Climate Change

So, that’s how many tropical tree species?

Join a movement to connect, share, learn and act around sustainable landscapes.

Get the facts on the world’s largest platform on sustainable land use.

Discover the innovative holistic theory behind the GLF.

The GLF is a catalyst network for different stakeholders to come together and act around sustainable landscapes. Read more about the impact triggered at our events.

The GLF partnership includes founding members, funding organizations and charter members coming together to drive our collective vision. Find out who they are.

Have your voice heard through the GLF mission, ambitions and actions.

The Climate Action in the Landscape GLF was the second thematic forum to specifically focus on climate change and the interactive solutions that can be found within sustainable landscapes.

The GLF event sought to provide practice-oriented insights and solutions for moving from country pledges to action, accelerating investments in sustainable landscapes, upscaling successful cases, mobilizing decision-makers and building favorable policies and regulations.

Join the wide range of exciting events the GLF will be hosting in the upcoming year.

Join the world’s leading experts for presentations and conversations on the most pressing issues for human well-being and the environment.

With inspiring presentations and direct speaker-audience engagement, Landscapes Talks showcase expert knowledge and personal experiences about the forces that are shaping our planet.

We aim to nurture and engage community through competitons with specific focus around sustainable natural resource.

The GLF has hosted events around the world, pioneering multi-stakeholder dialogue and inter-disciplinary approaches to landscapes.

Keep up to date with the latest international news on landscapes restoration, finance, livelihoods, land rights and human rights.

Build your landscapes knowledge through insights into events, conferences, speakers, and community leaders and partners.

Connect organizations and governments involved in global restoration initiatives that uphold indigenous rights and livelihoods through holistic landscape restoration efforts.

Develop innovative financial instruments to fund restoration and strengthen the role of certification and accountability.

Facilitate reform in land tenure and contribute to land-based investments that safeguard the rights of women and indigenous peoples, while enhancing opportunities for smallholders.

Balance nutritional security with biodiversity, forests, climate, ensuring that enhancing food security and reducing environmental degradation are not seen as mutually exclusive entities.

Engage partners to identify and launch the latest knowledge and instruments to measure and track progress towards the United Nations 2030 Agenda.

Dive into a global community of knowledge sharing on topics ranging from restoration and deforestation to desertification and land rights with our partners in national policy, civil society, corporations and international organizations.

Welcome to your online, curated library of courses where you will be able to find the course best suited to your skills and aspirations.

From Beijing and Washington D.C. to Nairobi and London, GLF partner learning events take place all year around the world. Keep up to date with all the action.

Share the latest updates about your organization or initiative on our crowd-sourced digital media outlet.

Post and research job opportunities by using our community-sourced job directory.

Register your event to circulate it with the wider Global Landscapes Forum community.

Join the Youth In Landscape community, a global movement of young people who have committed to living and breathing the Landscapes philosophy.

Please submit your publications, infobriefs, and all other knowledge products here

Explore our collection of videos featuring restoration stories, remarkable talks at GLF events and more.

Dive into our rich collection of photos on landscape degradation and restoration.

Tune in and listen to some of the world's key actors in landscape restoration sharing their work and knowledge.

Resources

Infographic: Landscapes in Climate & Development Policy

Cities – opportunities for sustainable landscapes? – View the infographic

Forests, markets and demand

New study on drivers of illegal tropical deforestation

INFOGRAPHIC: Forests and family farms sustaining landscapes

Open data’s contribution to better research for development: The example of RTBMap

Power and political interest pervade Peru’s land sector

Development miracle or environmental disaster? A look behind the oil palm controversy

Infographic: Land Management in Central Mexico – Why do we need Landscape Approaches to land management

So, that’s how many tropical tree species?

For peat’s sake: The facts

Indonesia’s peatland fires and toxic haze: Media discourses across scales of governance

Planted Trees and Biodiversity

Planted Trees and Their Multiple Use

Planted Forests and Water Use

Infographic in Spanish: Paisajes en políticas de clima y desarrollo

Indonesia’s peatland fires and toxic haze: Media discourses across scales of governance

For peat’s sake: The facts

Peatlands and Climate Change

So, that’s how many tropical tree species?

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