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Gabrielle Lipton

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ABOUT THE WRITER

Gabrielle Lipton writes for Landscapes News and Forests News.

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In Timor-Leste, a mangrove reforestation project builds resilience to climate change in shoreline landscapes. UNDP Climate

Forests: an unrecognized force for adaptation to climate change

Trees are known climate change mitigators, but scientists now push their power to adapt
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A local woman plants acacia in Yangambi, Democratic Republic of Congo, where it's known to grow quickly and provide wood for fuel and other purposes. Axel Fassio, CIFOR

Welcome to Restor, where restoration data comes with just a click on a map

Q&A with Google.org’s Brigitte Hoyer Gosselink on new digital platform
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How do we stop the decline of the ocean?

GLF Live with Dorothée Herr
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Women of a Maasai community in Kenya, where rights for women enshrined national legislation are often not recognized at the community level. Jess and Kate, Flickr

A Maasai mother on the needs of rural pastoralist women

Founder of the Sang'ida Foundation stresses need for finance and equity
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The majority of Earth's life forms live in oceans, with the specificities of their species yet unknown. Jeremy Bishop, Unsplash

When will the ocean get the scientific attention it deserves?

At COP26, UN Special Envoy for the Ocean Peter Thomson on overcoming ocean neglect
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Ecosystem ecologist Tom Crowther at COP26 in Glasgow. Gabrielle Lipton, Global Landscapes Forum

Tom Crowther on new platform Restor and biodiversity credits

At COP26, the ecologist speaks on the need for technology in restoration efforts
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Mangrove forests, which account for only about 1 percent of all tropical forests, are among the world's most valuable carbon sinks. Timothy K, Unsplash

For ‘blue carbon’ ecosystems, awareness and finance grows

At COP26, acclaimed wetlands scientist Daniel Murdiyarso shares on peatlands and mangroves
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“Nature” has its moment at the center of COP26 discussions

Nature-based solutions take hold in core negotiations on Paris Agreement
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Demonstrations took place throughout Scotland and around the world alongside COP26. Tim Dennell, Flickr

GLF Climate by the numbers

An overview of the Global Landscapes Forum's three days alongside COP26
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A view of forests in Maluku, Indonesia, a country that joined more than 120 others at COP26 in pledging to halt deforestation by 2030, though internal concerns over conflicts with national development remain. Aris Sanjaya, CIFOR

What COP26 breakthroughs on forests, finance and carbon markets mean for nature

World Agroforestry head Tony Simons weighs in on proceedings so far
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Young people take to the streets to rally for climate justice. Mark Dixon, Flickr

How are youth leaders influencing COP26?

Q&A with YOUNGO focal points Heeta Lakhani and Marie-Claire Graf
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Head of the World Health Organization (WHO) Climate Change Unit, Diarmid Campbell-Lendrum. Gabrielle Lipton

Which climate actions are most important for human health?

Q&A with WHO Climate Change Unit head Diarmid Campbell-Lendrum
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What should we expect COP26 to achieve for climate change?

GLF Live with Stephen Leonard
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A sign from a climate activist in Germany. Markus Spiske, Unsplash

Tell us: What COP26 outcomes are most important to you?

Take this poll for a free ticket to our 3-day event alongside COP26
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A farmer in an agroforested bolaina (West Indian elm) tree plantation in Peru. Juan Carlos Huayllapuma, CIFOR

New ‘stewardship economy’ concept promises environmentally sustainable market systems

Model for financial mechanisms to ensure producers are stewards of nature
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