3 days to go to earn 5000 Euros – be the next Restoration Steward
29 Jul 2021
Are you restoring your landscape? Share your project with us and be the next Restoration Steward! Receive EURO 5000, plus mentorship and networking opportunities. Apply now and take your project to the next level.
Ready to win some prizes for restoring the Earth?
29 Jun 2021
Exciting news! Applications are now open for the 2022 Restoration Stewards program. We’ll be selecting five young restoration practitioners to receive sponsorship, mentorship, networking, learning and more. Apply now to win EUR 5,000 to take your project to the next level.
3,500+ strong
27 May 2021
On 2-3 June 2021, Africa’s drylands will be in the spotlight at the GLF Africa Digital Conference: Restoring Africa’s Drylands. The conference will tackle issues of land degradation, climate change, conflict, and migration. Expect 7,000 attendees, with over 90% hailing from across the African continent, and 200+ speakers. Tune in to the Youth Daily Shows, which will feature eight young experts in four interactive sessions, and hear from the finalists of our video challenge.
Join the youth leading Africa’s landscape restoration
27 Apr 2021
Did you know? Almost half of Africa's surface is categorized as drylands, according to the Food and Agriculture Organization of the UN (FAO). Drylands are particularly vulnerable to degradation and climate change, and restoring them is essential to the food security and livelihoods of more than 525 million people across Africa. On 2-3 June 2021, GLF will host a digital conference focused entirely on restoring Africa’s drylands, and on how integrative restoration practices can see them flourish once again. Earlybird tickets close
Africa’s landscapes need (you)th
30 Mar 2021
Did you know? By 2030, the youth population in Africa could reach 1.3 billion. Young people are not only one of the largest demographics in Africa, but also bring the greatest enthusiasm, creativity and potential to innovation and restoration. On 2-3 June 2021, GLF will host a digital conference focused entirely on restoring Africa’s drylands, which stretch over two-thirds of the continent’s land area and are home to around 45% of its population – and they’re particularly vulnerable to degradation and climate change.
Join us for a virtual road trip
25 Feb 2021
After last year’s successful digital journey on biodiversity, this year the Youth in Landscapes Initiative (YIL) is taking you on a virtual ‘road trip’ to check out restoration practices across Africa’s drylands. If you’re a student or young professional with a strong interest in restoring Africa’s drylands, concerned about the degradation of your ecosystem, and eager to act, this trip is for you.
6 countries, 6 restoration projects
15 Feb 2021
Need some restoration inspiration, or just a chance to travel virtually to diverse corners of the globe and see new landscapes through local eyes? In this special edition of the Youth in Landscapes Initiative (YIL) newsletter, we’re excited to announce the launch of the Restoration Stewards blogs. This year, Camille, Marlon, Charity, Analì, Sumarni and Grace will share their restoration stories, including successes, challenges, progress and experiences.
4 must-attend events & a big welcome to Youth 4 Nature
27 Jan 2021
This year, get involved with the Youth in Landscapes Initiative (YIL). Contribute to YIL’s 2021 program by joining a project team: social media, fundraising, and project or event development.
Youth activists demand 4 changes from governments. Why?
13 Jan 2021
In this special edition of the Youth in Landscapes Initiative (YIL) newsletter, we’re excited to announce the launch of an open letter that serves as the preamble to seven biodiversity policy recommendations. Both documents were compiled and written by the Global Landscapes Forum’s youth community.
6 stewards set out to restore 2021
24 Dec 2020
This year saw the launch of the Restoration Stewards program, and it’s now time to jump on the one-year-long adventure with the 6 Restoration Stewards. From Costa Rica and Argentina, to Kenya, Indonesia and the Philippines, get ready to go on a global journey of landscape restoration.