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- Last steps towards the EU Nature Restoration Law - News | IUCN
The first EU-wide regulation on nature restoration represents a bold and historic opportunity to create a better future for the citizens of Europe, and to serve as a leading example for the world It is therefore with great concern that IUCN has followed recent developments in the process towards this legislation’s adoption We encourage the European Council to continue supporting the inter
- Biodiversity guidelines for forest landscape restoration . . . - IUCN
Biodiversity is inherent in forest landscape restoration As global initiatives like the Bonn Challenge and New York Declaration on Forests inspire nations to pursue sustainable landscapes and economic growth, on the ground, biodiversity binds people and nature to their shared future These guidelines are intended to provide more context, more resources and fresh perspectives to the ongoing
- Principles and practice of forest landscape restoration - IUCN
This book presents the results of an international research project, which was designed explicitly to examine application of the forest landscape restoration (FLR) approach to dryland forest ecosystems in Latin America The research focused on seven dryland areas where native forests have been
- arborvitae Issue 20 - IUCN
Lead story: Celebrating mountains News from around the world: Illegal logging, threat to Chile's coastal forest, Russian Gifts to the Earth, US National Forests, international initiatives and news and fires in brief Feature- Mountain forests and conservation Meetings and Courses: Forest Landscape Restoration and Forest Leadership Forum WWF News - Working with women in the mountains of India
- USA and others to restore more than 18 million hectares of . . . - IUCN
These historic announcements come the day after the result of the Rio+ Dialogues public votes were announced Following more than 1 million public votes from across the world, restoration of 150 million hectares of degraded lands is the number one proposal of the dialogues in the forest category, and number two overall
- Mr James MCBREEN - IUCN
Global lead for IUCN's flagship product the Restoration Opportunities Assessment Methodology (ROAM), James supports countries, Members, and landscape stakeholders to make forest landscape restoration
- One billion hectares of lost forests could be restored | UICN
The prelimary findings of our assessment indicate that there is a total area of lost and degraded forest lands of more than a billion hectares that is suitable and available for restoration – an area greater than that of China These areas should not all be restored in the same fashion There is no one-size-fits-all solution
- Declaration of the Participants on the Occasion of the - IUCN
Evaluate ecosystem restoration and conservation performance; Recognize that natural capital and ecosystem accounting needs to involve all sectors– governments, the private sector and people;
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