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How Landscape Conservation Partnerships Are Working to Address Climate Change

Lincoln Institute of Land Policy

This paper examines the experience of collaborative partnerships in dealing with climate change. The examination draws from a recent online survey of landscape conservation partnerships, interviews with over 40 practitioners, web research, and email communications. The paper presents practices that appear to be most effective and makes re…

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Resource Type ILCN/Lincoln Institute Working Paper
Topic Large Landscape Conservation and Restoration

Planning for Conservation Priorities Across Community Values: An Evaluation of the Conservation Priority Setting Methodology as Developed by Perlman and Western Lands and Communities

Lincoln Institute of Land Policy

This working paper summarizes a conservation priority setting approach in the western US and evaluates its success. In addition, a review of the current field of conservation planning is provided along with suggestions regarding CPSM’s place within this larger field and its potential for future implementation.

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Resource Type Guide/Best PracticesILCN/Lincoln Institute PublicationILCN/Lincoln Institute Working PaperResearch Paper
Topic Organization and GovernanceStewardship and Land Management

The Uniform Conservation Easement Act: Reflections of a Member of the Drafting Committee

Utah Law Review, Utah Environmental Law Review

This article describes the process in which the Uniform Conservation Easement Act (UCEA) was first created in the United States. The UCEA, which the Uniform Law Commission adopted in 1981, has since been adopted in whole or substantial part by almost half of the states in the United States of America, and remains to this day, a landmark c…

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Resource Type Research Paper
Topic Law and Policy

NATURAL INFRASTRUCTURE Investing in Forested Landscapes for Source Water Protection in the United States

World Resources Institute

This guide, one of the most comprehensive of its kind, threads together the experience and insights of over 50 authors from the front lines of source water protection efforts.

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Resource Type Guides & Tool KitsPartner Publication
Topic FinanceGreen InfrastructureStewardship and Land Management

From the Margins to the Mainstream Assessment of the Impact Investment Sector and Opportunities to Engage Mainstream Investors

World Economic Forum

At its Annual Meeting in Davos in January 2012, the World Economic Forum brought together mainstream investors, impact investors and social entrepreneurs to discuss how to harness the potential of impact investing.

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Resource Type Partner PublicationResearch Paper
Topic Finance

The Greater Quabbin Conservation Investment Zone Assessment

The Program on Conservation Innovation, Harvard Forest, Harvard University

The purpose of this report is to suggest that a coordinated and more integrated approach to conservation and economic development in the Greater Quabbin is not only feasible, but also holds considerable promise.

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Resource Type Partner PublicationResearch Paper
Topic FinanceLarge Landscape Conservation and RestorationOrganization and Governance

Environmental Impact Bonds

Duke University Center for the Advancement of Social Entrepreneurship

This paper serves as the environmental response to a McKinsey & Company paper on Social Impact Bonds (SIBs) issued in May 2012. SIBs are the “hot topic” in the world of impact investing, yet few are discussing the possibility of applying the SIB model to environmental causes.

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Resource Type Guide/Best PracticesPartner PublicationResearch Paper
Topic Finance

Conservation Easements in the U.S. and Abroad: Reflections and Views toward the Future

Lincoln Institute of Land Policy

In 2012, the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy sponsored a panel at an international conference on agriculture and forestry to expose U.S. practice with land trusts and conservation easements, and to ask questions about the transferability of the U.S. experience to other countries.

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Resource Type ILCN/Lincoln Institute PublicationILCN/Lincoln Institute Working PaperResearch Paper
Topic FinanceLaw and Policy

One Backyard: The First National Workshop on Large Landscape Conservation

Lincoln Institute of Land Policy, Land Lines

This article is written in response to the First National Workshop on Large Landscape Conservation in October, 2014. Landscape-level conservation—the term is still relatively new—is a different way of making sense of the world, and of assessing and nurturing its health.

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Resource Type ILCN/Lincoln Institute Publication
Topic Large Landscape Conservation and RestorationStewardship and Land Management

Expanding Horizons; Highlights from the National Workshop on Large Landscape Conservation

Report Partners: Practitioners’ Network for Large Landscape Conservation, Lincoln Institute of Land Policy, National Park Service Stewardship Institute, Quebec-Labrador Foundation/Atlantic Center for the Environment

This report is designed to summarize key facets and findings from the field of large landscape conservation, as discussed in the National Workshop of Large Landscape Conservation, Washington D.C. in October 2014.

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Resource Type Guide/Best PracticesILCN/Lincoln Institute PublicationPartner Publication
Topic Large Landscape Conservation and RestorationPrivately Protected AreasStewardship and Land Management

Shortfalls and Solutions for Meeting National and Global Conservation Area Targets

Conservation Letters; A Journal for the Society for Conservation Biology

The existing Protected Area network needs only an additional 3.3 million square kilometers to achieve 17% global terrestrial coverage. Such extensive and rapid expansion of formal Protected Areas is unlikely to be achievable. Greater focus is therefore needed on alternative approaches, including community- and privately managed sites.

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Resource Type Partner PublicationResearch Paper
Topic Privately Protected Areas
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