COMET is a free, practitioner-focused repository of field-proven, cost-effective methods for monitoring conservation progress — grounded in both scientific and Indigenous ways of knowing. COMET addresses a key challenge in…
The purpose of the PHE Learning Initiative was to improve CMP's and, more broadly, the conservation sector's understanding of PHE and its value to biodiversity conservation, to identify barriers that...
This report, a product of CMP’s Collaborative Learning Initiative, describes the rationale for and conditions that warrant a holistic approach to conservation efforts. Through a very ambitious and rapid-fire effort,…
Chile is the endemic home to the world’s southernmost palm tree, the Chilean Wine Palm. For centuries, the tree has been heavily exploited, largely for its sap used to make...
Winners of the 2020 Conservation Standards Case Study Competition, the Endangered Wildlife Trust (EWT) and the International Crane Foundation (ICF) have been working together to conserve crane populations and their...
This document provides a very good example of a simple approach to using results chains as a framework for a participatory, theory-based evaluation. WCS (Wildlife Conservation Society) and FOS (Foundations...
The contribution of Healthy Country Planning to empowering indigenous peoples and in getting people back on country is very exciting and this plan is an excellent example of that movement….
Using an Adaptive Management Approach to Expand Efforts to Save Cotton-top Tamarins in Northwest Colombia, by Proycto Titi won second place in the 2018 Case Study Competition. Key lessons arising...
Thank you to all those who shared your great stories about adaptive management in practice! You have provided a great opportunity to learn from others around the world who are…
In the southeastern corner of Western Australia, the Spinifex Rangers have reviewed their progress and overall plan for the third time, adjusting of the objectives, indicators, and activities contained in...
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