The International Partnership for the Satoyama Initiative

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The International Partnership for the Satoyama Initiative Our core vision is to realize societies in harmony with nature.

📢 Open Call for Proposals! 🌿🌏We invite IPSI members to submit projects that promote sustainable use and management of bi...
07/08/2026

📢 Open Call for Proposals! 🌿🌏

We invite IPSI members to submit projects that promote sustainable use and management of biodiversity in socio-ecological production landscapes and seascapes.

📅 Deadline: 21 August
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📢 Deadline Extended: SEPLS Ecosystem Restoration SurveyWe're extending the deadline for our survey on ecosystem restorat...
20/07/2026

📢 Deadline Extended: SEPLS Ecosystem Restoration Survey

We're extending the deadline for our survey on ecosystem restoration in Socio-Ecological Production Landscapes and Seascapes (SEPLS) to 31 July 2026.
Conducted jointly by the UNU-IAS/IPSI Secretariat and the Asian Development Bank (ADB), the survey explores restoration approaches, monitoring practices, governance, funding, community engagement, and Indigenous and local knowledge across SEPLS worldwide.

If you haven't responded yet, there's still time to contribute. Your input helps identify good practices, gaps, and capacity needs to strengthen restoration efforts globally.

🔗 Take the survey: https://buff.ly/bGlKmEy
🗓 New deadline: 31 July 2026

Please share with any partners engaged in ecosystem restoration work. Thank you for your support!

Landscapes connect everything — mountains, rivers, villages, and seas. That's the idea behind this side event at the Glo...
03/07/2026

Landscapes connect everything — mountains, rivers, villages, and seas. That's the idea behind this side event at the Global Nature Positive Summit 2026 in Kumamoto on 15 July.

We'll look at real landscape approaches from Kurobe, Minamisanriku, and Karatsu, and how NGOs, businesses, and local governments in Japan are learning to work together on shared land and resources.

📍 Room E, Kumamoto-Jo Hall · 🕑 14:15–15:15, 15 July
🗣️ Held in Japanese, no interpretation provided
🎟️ Open to registered Summit participants

Event details: https://buff.ly/hluUOYl

Organized by 日本自然保護協会（NACS-J）; the Graduate School of Life Sciences, Tohoku University; and the Sustainable Business Laboratory, Department of Global Coexistence Studies, College of Bioresource Sciences, Nihon University, and co-organized by UN University - Institute for the Advanced Study of Sustainability, コンサベーション・インターナショナル・ジャパン and 国際教養大学/aiu.

03/07/2026

“Para que as paisagens socio-ecológicas de Satoyama permaneçam viáveis no Japão, é essencial que elas continuem a ter algum significado cultural para as gerações mais jovens.”

— A nossa especialista Suneetha Subramanian na UNISO Ciência, a revista cientifica da Universidade de Sorocaba (Uniso)

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The International Partnership for the Satoyama Initiative

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Want to follow what's happening in SEPLS conservation worldwide?The IPSI Newsletter brings you:- New case studies from I...
29/06/2026

Want to follow what's happening in SEPLS conservation worldwide?

The IPSI Newsletter brings you:

- New case studies from IPSI members working in socio-ecological landscapes across the globe.
- Announcements for IPSI events, regional workshops and side events at CBD and beyond.
- Research highlights, publications and policy insights on biodiversity and landscape approaches.
- Member news and calls for collaborative action.

Whether you're a researcher, practitioner, policymaker or simply someone who cares about the relationship between people and nature, the IPSI Newsletter keeps you in the loop.

Subscribe for free: https://mailchi.mp/3ca1cf0f03a1/subscribe-ipsi-newsletter

24/06/2026

📰 “The crested ibis has long depended on environments shaped by human beings. It thrives in satoyama landscapes — mosaics of rice paddies, wetlands and woodlands maintained through traditional agricultural practices. In this sense, the ibis is not simply a symbol of biodiversity, but of coexistence between nature and human livelihoods.”

— Our researcher Sayako Koyama writing in The Japan News by The Yomiuri Shimbun about the reintroduction of crested ibises on the Noto Peninsula, where they became extinct in 1970.

Read more ➡️ https://buff.ly/gTpjIr5

18/06/2026

We're happy to announce the launch of our new report series, Policy Insights for Resilient Landscapes 📚 🌱

Focusing on practical approaches to strengthening ecosystems, the series offers insights for policymakers, practitioners, researchers and anyone interested in building more sustainable relationships between people and nature.

The first volume explores enset-based homegardens in southern Ethiopia and their role in food security, climate adaptation and sustainable livelihoods.

Read the report ➡️ https://buff.ly/2mEkwWS

18/06/2026

サステイナビリティに関心があり、プロフェッショナルなネットワークを広げたい！と思っている大学生、大学院生、若手社会人の皆さん🧑🏻‍💼👩🏻‍💻🧑🏻‍🏫

国連大学グローバル・セミナーに参加しませんか🌿ご応募お待ちしています！

✍️ 7月8日応募締切
🗓️ 8月18–21日開催
📍 石川県

➡️ https://unu.edu/ias/certificate-programmes/unu-global-seminar

国連大学サステイナビリティ高等研究所いしかわ・かなざわオペレーティング・ユニット

18/06/2026

Are you a university student or a young professional based in Japan? Do you want to learn more about sustainability issues and expand your professional network?

The UNU Global Seminar is for you! Join us in Ishikawa Prefecture to:

🌏 Learn about sustainable community development and disaster resilience in Noto Peninsula and Kanazawa City

🚌 Join field visits, expert lectures and fun group activities

🤝 Expand your professional networks and meet like-minded students from other universities

✍️ Apply by 8 July

🗓️ 18–21 August 2026

Find out more: https://buff.ly/iZzc8sv

This year's theme — Rangelands: Recognize. Respect. Restore. — reflects a recognition that rangelands are not empty spac...
17/06/2026

This year's theme — Rangelands: Recognize. Respect. Restore. — reflects a recognition that rangelands are not empty spaces. They are living landscapes, shaped over generations by communities whose knowledge and stewardship are essential to their health.

At IPSI, we call these socio-ecological production landscapes and seascapes (SEPLS): dynamic mosaics where biodiversity, traditional knowledge and human livelihoods are deeply intertwined. Rangelands, pastoralist territories and dryland ecosystems are central to this vision.

IPSI members are committed to advancing ecosystem restoration and supporting sustainable livelihoods in landscapes and seascapes where local communities are the first line of defence against land degradation.

On this , we stand with all communities working to keep their lands alive. 🌿

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