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Storytelling Guide for Landscape Projects

Grow your brand and network of supporters. Do not tell a story about your project. Tell a story through your project. Successful landscape communicators do not tell stories about their projects. They tell the stories through their projects. They show the...

April 8, 2019

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OpenForests in Mongabay

Information-based solutions for forest conservation projects To the article Forest monitoring has experienced a revolution in recent years, with vast improvements in satellite sensors, the emergence of drones, and growing ubiquity of on-the-ground technologies like smartphones and camera traps. These...

November 29, 2018

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A Map is Worth a Thousand Words

How interactive web maps revolutionize the communication for landscape reforestation projects. My experience is, that it is difficult to describe a reforestation project towards an external, e.g. an investor, in a way that he gets a clear and complete project...

October 19, 2017

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No war language

Don’t pitch people against each other or demonize one party. Instead, show how you are fostering collaboration towards a positive outcome. If you intend to make a positive change and want to be inclusive to as many people as possible,...

March 7, 2017

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Storytelling Guide for Landscape Projects

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