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Global Partnership on Forest Landscape Restoration

In the space of a few centuries, mankind has removed more than half of Earth's original forest cover. Every year, a further area the size of Greece is lost (FAO, 2005). The world's biodiversity and climate, and the livelihoods of millions of people are under serious threat. However, all over the world people have started to restore their forest landscapes. Hence, degraded forests have become landscapes of opportunity, and the scale of this opportunity is immense.

Partnership

The Global Partnership on Forest Landscape Restoration is a proactive network that unites governments, organisations, communities and individuals with a common goal. Read more...

Interviews

For a complete list of interviews click here.

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Press Release GPFLR London Challenge

The GPFRL International Meeting in London has been very succesfull in putting Forest Landscape Restoration more prominently on the international agenda and advocate GPFLR's work, read more..

Or download the press release (Pdf, 103kb).

Other materials:

London Challenge Summary (Pdf, 455kb)
GPFLR: A world of opportunity (Pdf, 2mb)
GPFLR: Learning network (Pdf, 264kb)
GPFLR: Economic rationele (Pdf, 181kb)
Hope in a Changing Climate (video)

Published on 11^th Dec 2009

Announcements

Fourth RRI Dialogue on Forests, Governance and Climate Change

Announcing the 4th RRI Dialogue on Forests, Governance & Climate Change

RRI is pleased to announce the fourth Dialogue on Forests ...

When: 2010-04-06

Pictures

Take a look at FLR images from around the globe.