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Guidance on Applying the Conservation Standards to Ecosystem-based Adaptation

Posted on September 20, 2020 in Resources

A Conservation Measures Partnership working group, which includes representatives from Foundations of Success and World Wildlife Fund, recently had the opportunity to work with colleagues at the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH in Central Asia to...

Virtual Practitioner Training Through the Center for Wildlife Studies

Posted on September 20, 2020 in Coaches in Action

Story from John Morrison (WWF/CCNet Global), Quinn Shurtliff, and Andrew Bridges (NaturePlan) NaturePlan colleagues Andrew Bridges and Quinn Shurtliff teamed up with John Morrison to lead a basic Conservation Standards online training through the new Center for Wildlife Studies, a...

Forestry and Wildlife Planning Training for Young Professionals in Maine

Posted on September 20, 2020 in Coaches in Action

Story shared by Joshua Royte, The Nature Conservancy John Morrison (WWF) and Joshua Royte (TNC Maine) co-taught a class on conservation forestry and wildlife planning with Professor Amber Roth at the...

Improving Forest Landscape Restoration Strategies in the Mekong Region, Asia

Posted on February 28, 2020 in Coaches in Action

Story from Anita Diederichsen, Amalia Mailing, Thibault Ledecq, Sue Sangkum, and Mallory Graves (WWF) The United Nations declared 2021 to 2030 to be the Decade on Ecosystem Restoration. To effectively...

Chile Uses Conservation Standards in National Plan for Landscape Restoration

Posted on February 28, 2020 in Coaches in Action

Collaborators of Chile's National Plan for Landscape Restoration, an effort supported by the Initiative 20x20 and its technical members, including WWF, WRI, FAO, and CATIE. Photo by WWF. Story by...

Strengthening Protected Areas in Magallanes, Chile

Posted on July 31, 2019 in Coaches in Action

Story from Irina Montenegro, WWF Chile/CCNet Latin America Franchise CONAF, the National Forest Corporation in Chile, is responsible for the administration of the Wildlife Protected Areas. In 2016, CONAF adopted the Open Standards as the main methodological framework for their management plans. This...

Open Standards Supporting Monitoring of Key Mammals in the Atlantic Forest in Brazil

Posted on July 31, 2019 in Coaches in Action

Story shared by Gustavo Gatti, Conserve Brasil and Anita Diederichsen, WWF-Brasil. The scarcity of fauna in Brazil is often related to direct and indirect human pressure, such as forests conversion, poaching, or impacts from infrastructure, for example. A huge challenge protected areas managers...