4PLANET IMPACT / METHOD
Landscape connectivity restoration
Restore and manage habitat across a connected landscape used by wildlife and communities.
How the method works
Coordinate forest restoration, habitat protection and community management across a large connected landscape.
What the sources establish
The UN profile describes the Terai Arc initiative as landscape-scale protection and restoration involving local communities, government and civil society.
UN Decade on Ecosystem Restoration / Ecosystem Restoration Hub — Terai Arc Landscape · source_reported
The UN profile describes hundreds of organisations working to restore forest, rebuild wildlife corridors and improve resilience across the Atlantic Forest in Argentina, Brazil and Paraguay.
UN Decade on Ecosystem Restoration / Ecosystem Restoration Hub — Trinational Atlantic Forest Pact · source_reported
Gondwana Link uses or describes the method represented here: Landscape connectivity restoration.
UN Decade on Ecosystem Restoration — Ecosystem Restoration Hub — Gondwana Link · source_reported
Issues connected to this method
Projects using this method
Where it may apply
- Fragmented forest landscapes
- Wildlife corridors
Limitations and risks
- Connectivity outcomes require sustained land management across jurisdictions and land uses.
Sources
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Problems connected to this approach
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