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Protected Area Staff in South America Share Experiences on Monitoring the Impact of Management

Posted on February 28, 2020 in Coaches in Action

Session at the Latin American and Caribbean Congress of Protected Areas in Lima, Peru, October 2019. Photo by Paola Mejía. Story sent by Paola Mejía (Foundations of Success and Wildlife Conservation Society Peru) ...

Organizations Share Experiences Working on Protected Areas in Latin America and the Caribbean

Posted on February 28, 2020 in Coaches in Action

Session at the Latin American and Caribbean Congress on Protected Areas in Lima, Peru, October 2019. Photo by Paola Mejia. Story from Irina Montenegro (WWF) and Gustavo Gatti (Conserve Brasil) ...

Adaptive Management training for Protected Areas in the Asia-Pacific

Posted on January 29, 2019 in Coaches in Action

Participants from the Asia-Pacific region attended the Adaptive Management training for Protected Areas in the Blue Mountains in November 2018. Photo by Blue Mountains World Heritage Institute. Story by Rosalie...

Using Healthy Country Planning To Manage Forests in Eastern Myanmar

Posted on January 28, 2019 in Coaches in Action

Story by Frank Weisenberger, Frank Weisenberger Consulting In November of 2018, the indigenous Karen people of Myanmar commenced their Healthy Country Planning process to develop a strategic conservation management plan for...

Using Open Standards in Forest Landscape Restoration

Posted on January 29, 2017 in Coaches in Action

Story from Gustavo Gatti and Anita Diederichsen, Conserve Brazil Conservation is a dynamic endeavor. Many times, our strategies need to include multiple approaches in order to reduce threats. That is the…

Aligning Conservation Goals and Actions in the Balkan Green Belt

Posted on July 20, 2016 in Coaches in Action

Story from Felix Cybulla, Freelance Consultant, Global Change Management & Miradi Team The European Green Belt forms a unique network of protected areas and biotopes that stretch from the northernmost…