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Climate Action in Biodiverse Landscapes

Sustainable & Inclusive Landscapes,

The question is no longer WHY should we take climate action, but rather HOW we can take action. In this course you will learn how to take joint action to understand and address climate change impacts in your landscape or work.

It is widely recognized that there is an interconnection between climate change and biodiversity. With examples from all over the world, you will learn how climate change negatively affects biodiversity and human well-being, but also how biodiversity can play an important role in adaptation and mitigation efforts. With the support of professionals from various fields you will be guided from analysis to identifying innovate climate solutions at landscape level.

Join this MOOC if you want to:

Understand how climate change is impacting you and your landscape

Know how to mobilize collaboration among landscape actors

Learn from nature-based climate solutions from around the world

Get practical support in taking some first steps in climate action in your landscape

Sustainable and Inclusive Landscapes

This course is also part of the Sustainable and Inclusive Landscapes Professional Certificate Programme. Following the complete programme lets you harness the power of place and advance your career as a landscape leader. The programme consists of the following courses, which can be taken in any given order:

Landscape Leadership: Catalyse sustainable development in landscapes

Landscape Finance: Investing in Innovation for Sustainable Landscapes

Landscape Governance: Collaborating Across Sectors and Scales

Climate Action in Biodiverse Landscapes (this course)

Partners

This course is part of the Sustainable and Inclusive Landscapes Professional Certificate Programme which can be found on Landscape Academy. This is a collaboration between Wageningen University & Research, UN Environment and the Global Landscapes Forum (GLF). The course was funded by the Dutch Ministry of Agriculture, Nature and Food Quality.

Multiple international partners have contributed to the development of this course. We want to express our gratitude towards all our partners who have contributed to the production of this course:

Tropenbos International

Tropenbos Ghana

Trinomics

Oxfam GB

What you'll learn

  • Define and explain different forms of climate action and understand the global urgency to take collective action
  • Understand how climate change is impacting you and your landscape and why the landscape is a good entry point to take climate action
  • Understand the relationship between climate change and biodiversity, and why integrating biodiversity in climate action is essential
  • Assess stakeholder dynamics in your landscape and understand the importance of effective multi-stakeholder collaboration for climate action
  • Apply participatory tools and methods to assess climate vulnerabilities and identify, prioritise and assess adaptation and mitigation measures to support landscape decision making
  • Explain what nature-based climate solutions are and how they can benefit your landscape
  • Turn your climate action into a business case and identify potential sources of climate finance

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Length 4 weeks
Effort 4 weeks, 4–6 hours per week
Starts On Demand (Start anytime)
Cost $99
From WageningenX, Wageningen University & Research via edX
Instructors Ilse Hennemann, Tossa Joan Harding, Hans Bolcher, Ingrid Gevers, Mercy Owusu Ansah, Arnab Gupta, Tossa Harding, Evan Sampene Mensah, Herman Brouwer, James Mulkerrins, Assumpta Uzamukunda, Pooja Munshi, Gerhard Mulder
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Language English
Subjects Social Sciences Humanities Science
Tags Social Sciences Humanities Energy & Earth Sciences Environmental Studies

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