Yangambi is reviving oil palm production while restoring local expertise, supporting farmers and reducing pressure on ...
“I don’t know what came over me”: On bioculture and why conservation needs to start with communities
Evangelyne Kove reflects on a formative encounter in Papua New Guinea’s Managalas Conservation Area and explains how ...
A four-day smartphone and social media workshop in Papua New Guinea’s Managalas Conservation Area revealed challenges with ...
The 2026 Agroecology TPP Annual Members’ Forum brought 131 participants together in Costa Rica to share experiences and ...
Just three years after it was planted, this Meru Oak (Vitex keniensis) offers a place to rest for a pedestrian making his way along the link road. Photo by Cathy Watson / Landscape Alliance When a ...
Visitors explore climate-smart innovations in Gambour. Photo by Laurianne Mefan / Landscape Alliance. In the village of Gambour, in Cameroon‘s Far North region, the Open Day began with the familiar ...
Upland rice harvested by a project-supported farmer in Oualeguera after following the planting windows recommended through agrometeorological advisories. Photo by Gilberte Koffi / Landscape Alliance. ...
Yanesha women collecting forest seeds and fiber to produce handicrafts, Peru. Photo by Marlon del Aguila / Banco Mundial, Landscape alliance Some 18 years after Peru began working to generate ...
Prosper Sabongo measures a tree in the Yangambi Biosphere Reserve near Kisangani, Democratic Republic of the Congo. Photo by Ollivier Girard / Landscape Alliance. In 2026, researchers studying 38 ...
Land governance shapes how forests, farms and communities coexist across a landscape. Panengahan Village, Pesisir Barat regency. Lampung Province. Photo by Nanang Sujana / Landscape Alliance Our new ...
Mangroves in Pangpang Bay, East Java, Indonesia. Coastal mangrove ecosystems store blue carbon, protect shorelines and support livelihoods, the same functions driving Viet Nam’s growing focus on blue ...
Why are we ignoring the regions that feed three billion people? Corporate supply chains quietly buy up sesame, cotton and cashmere from parched soils, but international investors look away. They’re ...
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