The Endangered Landscapes Programme launches second cohort of projects
With our support, the Endangered Landscapes Programme (ELP) has launched a second cohort of projects that will restore some of the most important landscapes across Europe, improving habitats in more than 28,000 square kilometres. These seven new initiatives join the programme’s growing network of restoration projects.
The Endangered Landscapes Programme supports large-scale restoration projects across Europe’s land and sea. Managed in partnership with the Cambridge Conservation Initiative, it aims to create large, connected landscapes, recover ecosystem processes, and promote more sustainable local economies. Read more about our work with the programme here.
Harbour seals in Thorney. Photo by Paul Adams. Courtesy of Cambridge Conservation Initiative
