Webinar: Integrated Landscape management can make a difference to a green and just transition

The future of most landscapes is increasingly being determined by human activities. These activities modify existing landscape patterns and processes either deliberately or inadvertently. It is becoming increasingly apparent that an understanding of these landscape-level patterns and processes is essential for rational land use planning and management both for production and biodiversity conservation.

This module will present how landscape approaches aim at allocating and managing land to achieve economic and social development objectives while preserving ecosystems and the essential services they provide in areas where agriculture and other productive land uses compete with environmental, climate and biodiversity goals.

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Materials

Click on the links below to watch the webinar videos and see the presentation.

Integrated landscape management: Supporting a green and just transition

Integrated landscape management: Kenya Ranger Program

Integrated landscape approaches: Principles & conditions for success