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1. As India Grows Rapidly, Conservationists Seek New Strategies

   Revista Land Lines
   Diciembre 2023
   By Jon Gorey, December 19, 2023

   A team from the International Land Conservation Network spent two and half weeks in India exploring the country's land conservation practices and policy

2. Lincoln Award Recognizes Outstanding Land Policy Journalism in Latin America

   Revista Land Lines
   Diciembre 2023
   By Jon Gorey, December 11, 2023

   Investigations of climate funding inequties, illegal land grabs, and water scarcity earn kudos in annual competition

3. Feed the Farm, Not the Algae

   Revista Land Lines
   Noviembre 2023
   By Jon Gorey, November 1, 2023

   Farmers use nitrogen-based fertilizer to increase yields and feed the growing world population, but the practice contributes to climate change, pollution, and toxic algal blooms.

4. Desafíos con las redes

   Cómo las batallas de uso del suelo dificultan la transición hacia la energía limpian
   Revista Land Lines
   Julio 2023
   Por Anthony Flint

   La energía renovable está en posición de cumplir una función central en la mitigación del cambio climático y de transformar la forma en la que obtenemos la...

5. Assessing Land for Climate Resilience

   A guide to The Nature Conservancy’s resilient and connected network
   Documentos de trabajo
   Octubre 2023
   Mark Anderson

   Across the planet, climate change is exacerbating already-critical biodiversity loss that is degrading landscape connectivity, habitats, and livability across species. Motivated by the urgency of...

6. John Farner Named Executive Director of the Babbitt Center for Land and Water Policy

   Revista Land Lines
   Octubre 2023
   By Lincoln Institute of Land Policy, October 4, 2023

   New leadership for a new era, as the Babbitt Center expands its work to support water-resilient communities

7. Nature’s Toolbox: Fungi, Marshes, and Other Unsung Climate Heroes

   Revista Land Lines
   Septiembre 2023
   By Jon Gorey, September 19, 2023

   Trees are often touted as carbon-storage superheroes, but researchers have begun to document the role of other natural carbon sinks, from coastal salt marshes to microscopic fungi to elephants and other animal species.

8. Fellows in Focus: Rethinking Stormwater Management in the West

   Revista Land Lines
   Septiembre 2023
   By Jon Gorey, September 13, 2023

   The Lincoln Institute provides a variety of early- and mid-career fellowship opportunities for researchers. In this series, we follow up with our fellows to learn more about their work.

9. Developing a Quantitative Spatial Economic Model to Evaluate Urban Water Conservation Policies in Denver

   Documentos de trabajo
   Abril 2023
   Juan Carlos G. Lopez

   This paper develops a quantitative spatial model for the city of Denver to consider policy proposals to reduce urban water demand using data on land use and water demand by households and business...

10. Máster en Políticas de Suelo y Desarrollo Urbano Sostenible

    Agosto 2023

    El Instituto Lincoln de Políticas de Suelo y la Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia (UNED) han tenido una colaboración por largo tiempo. Académicos de ambas instituciones comenzaron a...