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We've compiled the following resources to assist our trainees and alumni. Also of note is our Tropical Restoration Library, a multidisciplinary source of knowledge and research to support restoration training, research, and implementation around the world.
ELTI Resource Documents
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March 24, 2026
Source: ELTI
ELTI's Summary Theory of Change
ELTI’s summary results chain-based theory of change graphically represents how our four strategies will achieve our organizational goals and contribute to our long-term vision.
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March 24, 2026
Source: ELTI
ELTI's Detailed Theory of Change
ELTI’s detailed results chain-based theory of change graphically represents how our four strategies will achieve our organizational goals and contribute to our long-term vision.
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February 25, 2025
Source: ELTI
Mangrove Ecology, Blue Carbon, and Restoration Course Flyer
This is the promotional brochure for ELTI's 6-week, blended course, "Mangrove Ecology, Blue Carbon, and Restoration."
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January 1, 2025
Source: ELTI
Tropical Forest Landscapes Online Certificate Program Brochure
This is the latest brochure for the Tropical Forest Landscapes online certificate program, published in January 2025.
Conference Reports
July 12, 2024
Source: SOBRE
Anais da V Conferência Brasileira de Restauração Ecológica - SOBRE 2024
Maria Otavia (Brazil program coordinator) published the article on p. 56. The Brazil team published an article in the proceedings of the V Brazilian Conference on Ecological Restoration (SOBRE 2024) titled “Strategies to strengthen capacities and qualify agents of ecological restoration (p. 56).” The session highlighted the importance of formative actions as a key pillar of the Decade on Ecosystem Restoration and emphasized the need for strategic investments to support the socio-productive inclusion of seed collectors, nursery producers, and restoration practitioners.
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July 6, 2024
Source: Revista de Gestão Social E Ambiental
Agroecological Yards, Food Sovereignty and Production of Ecosystem Services in South Bahia, Brazil.
This study aims to characterize productive backyards, in the identity territory of the Far South of Bahia, highlighting the challenges, potential, characteristics, productive arrangements and ecosystem services perceived by families. Theoretical Framework: In this article, we will discuss the concepts of ecosystem services, productive backyards and agroecosystems.
The study was carried out in 18 agrarian reform settlement lots in the municipalities of Teixeira de Freitas and Prado/BA. Data were collected through interviews, semi-structured questionnaires, transversal walks, soil collection for chemical analysis and plant collection for identification.
Productive backyards stood out for being a biodiverse space, important in generating income, especially non-financial income, promoting food sovereignty, improving soils and promoting quality of life for the families surveyed. The backyards ranged from 0.54 to 3.1 hectares and 94.4% have predominantly agroecological management. 230 special species were found, such as fruit, native, medicinal, horticultural and spiritual, and 15 ecosystem services were evaluated. We conclude that backyards are a powerful tool in promoting food sovereignty, generating income, environmental and biodiversity restoration and promoting of ecosystem services.
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June 1, 2024
Source: ELTI
ELTI's Situation Model
ELTI’s situation model graphically represents our context analysis.
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December 22, 2022
Source: Agroecossistemas
Silvopastoral Systems and Ecological Connectivity in a Grazing Landscape of the Magdalena Medio Region, Colombia
"Silvopastoral Systems and Ecological Connectivity in a Grazing Landscape of the Magdalena Medio Region, Colombia" (English translation) is an open-access article which summarizes the results of a six-year collaborative project in which ELTI's partner organization CIPAV, and ranchers of Riberas del San Juan (Cimitarra, Santander, Colombia) designed and implemented silvopastoral and agroforestry systems aimed at enhancing farm productivity, biodiversity conservation, and ecosystem services. The article, co-authored by ELTI's Colombia Coordinator Zoraida Calle, was published in the journal "Agroecossistemas."
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November 21, 2022
Source: Center for the Application of Environmental and Forestry Instrument Standards (BPSILHK)
Cover Crops for Coal Mine Rehabilitation
"Tanaman Penutup Tanah ('Cover Crop') untuk Reklamasi Tambang Batubara" (English translation: "Cover Crops for Coal Mine Rehabilitation") is the third book of a series published in Indonesian by ELTI's close partner Dr. Ishak Yassir (Head of Center for the Application of Environmental and Forestry Instrument Standards [BPSILHK] Samboja) in support of ELTI's training program activities implemented by local partners on mine site rehabilitation in East Kalimantan, Indonesia. In this book, Dr. Yassir discusses the advantages and disadvantages of using different leguminous and non-leguminous cover crops as part of the rehabilitation process.
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