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Report on the 2024 Global Congress of the International Land Conservation Network

ILCN

Proceedings and reflections on the fourth ILCN Global Congress, hosted at Mont-Sainte Anne Hotel and Conference Centre in Beaupre, Quebec, and co-hosted by the Nature Conservancy of Canada.

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Resource Type ILCN/Lincoln Institute Publication
Topic Organization and Governance

This Urban University Became China’s First Campus Nature Reserve

ILCN

Population density need not preclude nature access or even rich biodiversity. Examples like these are keeping people and land connected and inspiring others nationwide.

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Resource Type News
Topic Privately Protected Areas

A View of the Charles: How an American poet’s love for his Cambridge estate conserved a piece of the city’s most desirable land

ILCN

In this working paper, authors Robinson and Levitt explore the legacy of the Longfellow family’s contributions to land conservation in Cambridge, MA, through their estate on the Charles River.

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Resource Type ILCN/Lincoln Institute Publication
Topic Large Landscape Conservation and RestorationPrivately Protected Areas

Kawartha Land Trust Pioneers a New Type of Conservation Partnership in Ontario

ILCN

Regional Conservation and Climate Partnerships (RCCPs) are an increasingly popular strategy across North America aimed at bridging sectoral divides in conservation work. This new model. This new Canadian model prioritizes inclusivity and regional relevance.

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Resource Type News
Topic Organization and Governance
A watercolor and ink illustration of a fish in a lilypad pond at night.

With Pen and Ink, Mattie Rose Templeton Illustrates the Importance of Darkness and the Intricacies of Nature

ILCN

Most of the world lives under light polluted skies. A new children’s book illustrates what that means for the health of creatures at every level of the ecosystem.

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Resource Type News
Topic Stewardship and Land Management

Herramientas y resultados concretos para el financiamiento de la conservación en América Latina

ILCN

Únase a la ILCN en nuestro tercer seminario web sobre financiamiento de la conservación en América Latina, un tema que sigue siendo un área prioritaria para la creciente red latinoamericana para la conservación voluntaria. Los profesionales y los formuladores de políticas están implementando enfoques de financiamiento que sostienen las ár…

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Resource Type Webinars
Topic Conservation Finance

Topote de Acahual: Learning the Languages of a Regrown Jungle Through Art, Writing, and Health

ILCN

In a time of global turmoil, a group of artists, teachers, and community members retreated to the jungle, ready to let nature take the lead.

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Resource Type News
Topic Stewardship and Land Management

The Conservancies Model: How France has Mobilized over 8,000 Volunteers as a Voice for Nature

ILCN

How France leaned into relationships when ownership fell short on saving nature.

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Resource Type News
Topic Law and PolicyOrganization and Governance

How Relationships Catalyzed Conservation Innovation in Australia: Reflections and a Report on Australian Participation at the 2024 ILCN Global Congress

ILCN

Australians reflect on a decade of developing a global private and civic land conservation movement.

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Resource Type News
Topic Organization and Governance

Report on the 2024 Global Congress of the International Land Conservation Network

ILCN

Proceedings and reflections on the fourth ILCN Global Congress, hosted at Mont-Sainte Anne Hotel and Conference Centre in Beaupre, Quebec, and co-hosted by the Nature Conservancy of Canada.

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Resource Type ILCN/Lincoln Institute Publication
Topic Organization and Governance

Returning to the River: How the Rappahannock Tribe, in Partnership with Government, Nonprofit, and Community Partners, is Rematriating Ancient Homelands and Revitalizing the Future of Land Conservation in Virginia and Beyond

ILCN

On June 17, 2017, a group gathered on a small plot of land above the Rappahannock River in what is now known as the Commonwealth of Virginia to witness a historic moment: the return of one acre of land to the Rappahannock Tribe. The day signified the Tribe’s return to the river that is the heart of its ancestral land, but it was als…

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Resource Type Case Studies
Topic Large Landscape Conservation and RestorationLaw and PolicyStewardship and Land Management
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