Trigger Change! Innovative Sustainable Agriculture Solutions for Land Restoration

We are thrilled to announce the launch of the first Southeast Asia “Educators Training” online workshop, scheduled to take place from 25 – 29 November 2024. This four-day workshop will bring together dedicated educators to empower them in teaching innovative university courses about land restoration and sustainability.

The workshop will be led by Universitas Gadjah Mada (Indonesia) in partnership with TH Köln (Germany) and is now open for applications from participants in the Southeast Asia Region and its surrounding countries.

This program is ideal for university educators, researchers, professionals in the fields of agriculture and land management, and those working in non-governmental organizations (NGOs) or the private sector within Southeast Asia region and its surrounding countries.

Check here for more information regarding the course materials.

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2025 Social Media Ambassadors Program

The GLF Social Media Ambassadors program unites diverse voices to shape the narrative on sustainable landscapes by creating impactful content and engaging global audiences. With training and connections to leading organizations, these young volunteers receive the skills and mentorship to use their voices for a more sustainable future.

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The New Vision for Earth Film Festival

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November 2024

Presented by the Global Landscapes Forum in collaboration with

The New Vision for Earth Film Festival unites art, science and traditional knowledge in captivating, thought-provoking films on biodiversity, climate and land rights, highlighting landscape solutions from the Global South and Indigenous peoples.

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How are young visionaries rewriting the future of Africa’s landscapes?

During this event, we heard insights from landscape leaders and local innovators across Africa, showcasing successful restoration stories, pressing challenges, and bold opportunities for transformative change from recent regional consultations.

Report launch: Rooted in restoration: Youth-led transformative change for regreening Africa
The event marked the launch of the report “Rooted in restoration: Youth-led transformative change for regreening Africa“, which highlights shared experiences, challenges, and solutions suggested by several dozen young landscape practitioners and experts across Africa who participated in a series of consultations centered on the restoration of African ecosystems.

Produced in partnership with Regreening Africa, UN Decade on Ecosystem Restoration, FAO, European Union Commission, CIFOR-ICRAF and the Global Landscapes Forum, and co-written by several experts in the field, this report covers gaps and solutions across policy, finance, capacity building, and communication to show how landscape restoration can be scaled for long-term impact on people and the planet.

Check out the report here.

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Food: Where tradition meets climate action

Tired of listening to panel discussions? Let’s try something different.

Join us for an engaging conversation about action in the Global South with passionate experts and local leaders. Also, watch an exclusive screening of our documentary The Invisible Corridor – Where Nature and People Grow and embark on a journey through Colombia’s breathtaking mountains and discover how grassroots initiatives are not just revitalizing ecosystems but sparking a global movement for locally-led sustainable food production and climate resilience.

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