One year ago, as part of its legacy and efforts to share its experiences, the MAVA Foundation challenged Foundations of Success and Conservation Evidence to join forces in a new initiative. The idea behind this new project was to make the most of the treasure of conservation data that MAVA had accumulated over the years, which formed a rare opportunity for evidence-based conservation learning.
Over a year of research, a basic approach for evidence-based conservation learning was developed. At the same time, evidence was collected from MAVA project portfolio and from published literature on four selected widely used conservation strategies: capacity-building, partnerships and alliances, flexible funding, and research and monitoring.
We are delighted to share the results of this joint initiative presented in a new website, Conservation Learning. The website is intended for all conservationists – practitioners, scientists, and funders alike – whether you are interested in the approach to practice evidence-based conservation learning, or in the findings about widely used strategies to support conservation.
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