International principles and standards for the practice of ecological restoration

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Sep 07,2025
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Biodiversity monitoring

Ecological restoration supports biodiversity, human wellbeing, food and water security, and climate resilience. The updated International Principles and Standards provide a framework of eight guiding principles, tools, and best practices to improve restoration design, monitoring, and outcomes. By integrating science, traditional knowledge, and stakeholder engagement, these Standards aim to deliver lasting ecological, social, and economic benefits worldwide.

Second edition
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Source/Author(s)
  • George D. Gann Tein McDonald Bethanie Walder James Aronson Cara R. Nelson Justin Jonson James G. Hallett Cristina Eisenberg Manuel R. Guariguata Junguo Liu Fangyuan Hua Cristian Echeverría Emily Gonzales Nancy Shaw Kris Decleer Kingsley W. Dixon
Topic
  • Monitoring & Projecting
  • Planning & Upscaling
  • Social & Stakeholder
Stakeholders
  • Landowners & Practitioners
  • Planners & Implementers
  • Policy Actors
Purpose
  • Afforestation, reforestation
  • Climate change mitigation
  • Natural processes and ecosystem preservation
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