by Matteo Cavallito<\/p>\n
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A leader, an activist, a professional: that’s the picture shared by the Restoration Stewards<\/strong>, the ecosystem recovery managers involved in the program<\/a> launched by Youth in Landscapes Initiative (YIL<\/strong>) and Global Landscapes Forum (GLF<\/strong>). The initiative, now in its second year, aims to support the efforts of five young people and their staff engaged in the rehabilitation of endangered environmental areas.<\/p>\n From oceans to forests, through peatlands<\/strong>, mountains and more, the opportunities for action are huge. But to be successful, projects also need appropriate resources. This is why the program will provide economic support and training to the five winners <\/strong>selected from the candidates who submitted their ideas in recent weeks. Their names will be announced at the GLF Climate: Forests, Food, Finance – Frontiers of Change<\/a> event, scheduled to take place in Glagow from November 5-7 during the COP26<\/strong> climate conference.<\/p>\n \ud83d\udce3Deadline coming up soon!\ud83c\udfdc<\/p>\n Apply to become the next Dryland Restoration Steward and receive funding & mentorship support to help increase the impact of your restoration project.<\/p>\n \u21aahttps:\/\/t.co\/V51VWbDzfi<\/a>@YIL_Initiative<\/a> #GenerationRestoration<\/a> #ThinkLandscape<\/a> pic.twitter.com\/s975J42Zyo<\/a><\/p>\n — Global Landscapes Forum (GLF) (@GlobalLF) August 10, 2021<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n\n