The Endangered Landscapes Programme aims to restore natural ecological processes, populations and habitats for a better and more sustainable future. It signals a shift away from ‘slowing declines’ and ‘no net loss’ to a positive and creative conservation agenda in which the potential of our land and seas is recognised.
The Endangered Landscapes Programme introduces a positive and optimistic agenda for action, reversing biodiversity loss and providing inspiration for a fundamental shift in the policy and practice of nature conservation. …
Drawing on their experience, networks and knowledge the international Oversight and Selection Panel (OSP) is responsible for recommending which projects should receive major grants by independently applying the programme’s criteria. …
The Endangered Landscapes Programme provides two types of grant. The Programme is currently closed for new applications – please sign up to our newsletter to hear about future funding rounds. …
The Endangered Landscapes Programme can only contemplate its ambitious and inspirational agenda because of the generous support received from the Arcadia Fund, whose founders share our commitment to nature conservation. …
Today is the UN International Day for Biological Diversity, and protecting biodiversity is the beating heart of the Endangered Landscapes Programme. The biodiversity crisis – caused by increasingly unsustainable use …
The Endangered Landscapes Programme (ELP) has an ambitious vision for restoring species, natural processes and local economies in Europe. It aims to do this primarily through the provision of grants …
An expert analysis of the radioactivity likely to be released by construction of the planned E40 waterway across Polesia, ‘Europe’s Amazon’, argues that it presents a radiation risk for millions …
2019 was a significant year for the environmental agenda. We witnessed the twinned biodiversity and climate change crises moving up the political agenda – nationally, regionally and globally – as …
At a time when good news seems to be in short supply, the ELP-funded project in Turkey is giving us all reason to celebrate with exciting new footage of a …
