IUCN is recognised for its expertise in ecosystem management tools and standards, such as the Red List of Ecosystems and Species, STAR and RHINO, as well as the Global Standard for Nature-based Solutions. These can be extremely valuable to support decision making for interventions in the agricultural context; alongside other new frameworks that IUCN has been recently developing, such as Regen10 – in partnership with other Regen10 partners – and the Land Health Monitoring Framework. An advanced online course will be launched on 16 October with the goal to introduce and connect all these tools and frameworks, and explain their applicability to agricultural landscapes to support project planning, design, implementation and reporting. The course will be free and open to all.
Join the launch webinar on Wednesday 4 November 2026, 2.00 pm–3.00 pm, where the course will be presented. Experts on the management tools will answer participants' questions and gather feedback on the tools' usefulness and how the course can support conservation work.