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Forest Code: After some silent period the discussion is back, again at the Representatives House.
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A multi-stakeholder campaign to protect some threatened palm species in Colombia. Is someone missing?
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Welcome to our learning network on Forest Landscape Restoraton
This learning network is part of the Global Partnership on Forest Landscape Restoration (GPFLR). The purpose of GPFLR is to promote the concept of forest landscape restoration, and reinforce a network of diverse examples of restoration of forests and degraded lands around the world. Find out more on GPFLR on our website Ideas Transform Landscapes.
Through this learning network, we want to actively engage FLR practitioners in a process of sharing ideas on how forests, trees and their functions can effectively be restored. This, with the aim to secure both sustainable livelihoods ánd ecological integrity for the future. In this way, we hope to not only improve restoration practice, but also influence the international policy debate on saving the world’s forest. Visit our network of learning sites, to see how forest landscape restoration is being practiced around the globe.
Our growing network of FLR practitioners includes people working for governments, NGO's, community based organisations, and the business world. Check out our members' profiles in the members section, and get in touch.
In previous periods we discussed the basic concepts of FLR in FLR: what's new? After that, we identified and discussed the basic principles of an adaptive landscape approach. We reported on the 2010 IUFRO World Congress, the 18th Commonwealth Conference which was dedicated to FLR, and the 18th Annual Conference of the ISTF in Yale. An overview of all the previous discussions can be found in the forum section (see menue).
Please, feel free to contribute to the discussions, or launch your own discussion in the forum below.
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FAO Forest Restoration Monitoring Tool (draft version)
Started by Ilse Hennemann in Global cafe on Thursday. 0 Replies 0 Likes
Here are two very useful FLR monitoring tool documents available in English and French. This FAO tool is a draft version as you can read in the introduction of the world file.I hope it can be useful to some of you!Continue
What is Landscape Governance?
Started by Cora van Oosten in Any other topic. Last reply by Cora van Oosten May 14. 15 Replies 0 Likes
At present, landscape governance is a new term which is being used by landscape planners and architects.But what is it? Is it yet another layer of bureaucratic policy making and planning? Or another scale of political decision making? Or is it…Continue
Pasture Degradation in the Western Amazon - Amazon Books
Started by Edson Alves de Araújo in Any other topic. Last reply by Cora van Oosten May 14. 8 Replies 1 Like
Dear friends,recently launched a book entitled: degradção pastures in WesternAmzônia - evaluation and use of sustainable alternatives. Anyone interested can purchase it at Amazon Books - …Continue
Tags: sustainability, Amazon, degradation, Pasture
Share your documents here
Started by Mirjam Schaap in Global cafe. Last reply by Cora van Oosten May 14. 53 Replies 1 Like
This is the place to be when you want to share documents, reports, nice links, resources.To upload documents, type the title (and maybe in short what it's about) in the reply box, click upload files (under the box), browse for the file and when…Continue
Mined land rehabilitation: Mainstreaming landscape restoration in Indonesia
Started by FLR Learning Network in Any other topic. Last reply by Ilse Hennemann Apr 23. 2 Replies 1 Like
Do you know any REDD+ pilot projects in your country?
Started by Gloria Oforiwaa in REDD+: new opportunities for forest landscape restoration?. Last reply by Catherine Gamba-Trimiño Mar 7. 7 Replies 0 Likes
Currently, implementation of REDD+ projects is attracting funding from different sources. Countries which are at the initial stages of undertaking a REDD+ pilot project -that is the readiness stage- are likely to source funds from voluntary…Continue
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