Across Bolivia, Paraguay, Ecuador and Colombia, Integrated Landscape Management is transforming how communities, governments and civil society govern shared resources. These four case studies show what ILM looks like on the ground.

On a learning mission to São Tomé and Príncipe, we got serious about games to challenge worldviews and create opportunities for dialogue.

As a kid, did you ever play the "broken telephone" game? The one in which you whisper something to one person who whispers it to the next and so on until a very different story comes back to you? At the Communications for ILM session during our Global Summit, we found the same result, though we're all no longer kids.

A tale of two Brazilian states leads us to really useful tips to design meaningful, inclusive platforms for transformation.

This article looks at how the boom in cassava growing is negatively impacting a leading conservation project in Cambodia.

The article highlights our Laos project, and reports on a recent meeting to strengthen the protection of a key landscape.

Could a long line of grass hedge against erosion? An integrated landscape management project in Zimbabwe is proving that it might.

According to the latest State of the Voluntary Carbon Markets report from Ecosystem Marketplace, the VCM grew in value towards $2 Billion in 2021. This quadrupling in market value from 2020 was driven by an acceleration of nature-based solutions trading volume and higher prices for these and other projects with non-carbon environmental and social benefits, such as clean cookstoves and water purification devices.

In this theory circulating scientific circles, what works and why?