The Royal Society for the Conservation of Nature
West Asia, Middle East
Co-management of Range-lands - Al Yarmouk Forest Reserve, Jordan
Tarek
Abulhawa
Juana Martínez Hernández
North America
Strengthening community management and livestock farmers' livelihoods for conserving high mountain forests and grasslands of Mexico
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Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit - GIZ
México
Analysis of the economic and socio-environmental situation
Capacity building through the creation of Farmer Field Schools
Holistic management of grasslands and forests to improve the quality of life of communities
the Development Institute
West and Central Africa
Decreasing pesticide use for sustainable fruit processing in Ghana
Ken
Kinney
Earthwatch Institute
South Asia
Researching the role of floating wetlands in improving water quality and local livelihoods in Hyderabad
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Matthew
Koehorst
Tobias Wehr-Candler
Oceania
Rowers and restoration at Spring Creek, New South Wales
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Amelie
Claessens
Soil For Life
East and South Africa
Soil for Life's Home Food Gardening Programme
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Matthew
Koehorst
Reef Guardian/ Achier Chung
Southeast Asia
Effective Enforcement Strategy in the Sugud Islands Marine Conservation Area
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Fung Chen
Chung
Enforcement Guideline and Capacity enhancement
Advanced technologies enhance surveillance
Enhance awareness and engagement with the local fishing communities
Joint collaborative enforcement
Dr. Melckzedeck K. Osore
East and South Africa
Example of successful symbiotic relationship between humans and the environment: Beneficial interaction of mangroves, Dabaso creek and the local community
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Melckzedeck
Osore
Training programs for the environmental conservation
Involvement of local community, future plans sustainability
Crab Shark Restaurant expansion
Dr AESVT
North Africa
Human–wildlife conflict and threatened species management in the protected areas of the central High Atlas, Morocco
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Abderrazak
El Alami
Developing effective local people-wildlife conflict mitigation strategies
Raising awareness about wildlife conservation
Encouraging development projects to conserve biodiversity
Scientific research benefits wildlife conservation
The fight against poaching, illegal trade and killing of wild animals.
Mike Hands
Central America
Land For Life: Organic, Regenerative Agroforestry for 100% Food Security with the Inga Tree Model
Lorraine
Potter
Bottom-Up as successful strategy
Low Inputs meet smallholders where they are
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