Endangered Landscapes Programme: Restoring Landscapes for Life (2022)
A short, 4-minute film developed in 2022 to launch the new 2022-2030 ELP strategy, and celebrate achievements from just some of our funded projects to date:
26th May 2022
Endangered Landscapes Programme: Restoring Landscapes for Life (2022) (archives.php)
ELP launch: Introduction from Professor Sir John Lawton
Professor Sir John Lawton, Chair of the Endangered Landscape Programme’s Oversight and Selection Panel, gives his perspective on the programme at its launch in October 2018 in Cambridge, UK, and provides an introduction for the eight funded Implementation Projects. Watch all the videos from the ELP launch here.
27th May 2020
ELP launch: A university perspective by Professor Stephen Toope
Professor Stephen Toope, Vice-Chancellor of the University of Cambridge, gives thanks to the Arcadia Fund, the Endangered Landscapes Programme’s generous donor, and provides insight into the programme’s role in European conservation efforts at its launch in October 2018 in Cambridge, UK. Watch all the videos from the ELP launch here.
ELP launch: Dr Lisbet Rausing and the inspiration for the ELP
Dr Lisbet Rausing, co-founder of the Arcadia Fund, explains what inspired her to initiate the Endangered Landscapes Programme at its launch in October 2018 in Cambridge, UK. Arcadia, a charitable fund of Lisbet Rausing and Peter Baldwin, generously funds the ELP as part of a partnership with the Cambridge Conservation Initiative. Watch all the videos…
ELP launch: Introduction from Dr Mike Rands
Dr Mike Rands, Executive Director of the Cambridge Conservation Initiative (CCI) (2009- 2020), introduces the Endangered Landscapes Programme at its launch in October 2018 in Cambridge, UK, and explains the unique positioning of CCI in managing this programme. Watch all the videos from the ELP launch here.
ELP launch: Greater Côa Valley project
Pedro Prata, Team Leader for Western Iberia at Rewilding Europe, introduces the Greater Côa Valley project at the Endangered Landscapes Programme launch in Cambridge, UK, in October 2018. This project will create a desperately-needed wildlife corridor within the Greater Côa Valley in Northern Portugal, creating conditions for wildlife comeback in an area which has historically…