Camilla Zanzanaini

Camilla Zanzanaini is a communications and research assistant at Bioversity International, and also co-coordinates the Asian component of the Global Review on Integrated Landscape Initiatives.

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April 15, 2015
Science on the pulse: Top reads from February and March Part II
With so much great literature on ecosystem services these two months, here is the second part to our Science on the pulse series for February and March.
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April 13, 2015
Science on the pulse: top reads from February and March Part I
It’s been a busy time for ecosystem services these two months! With so much good literature to share, there will be two Science on the Pulse posts this week.
Big Question: Responses
December 16, 2014
Bottom up! Linking local plans to the big picture demands
When we talk about large-scale landscape initiatives, one of the biggest risks is losing out on the detail. How do we continue to take into account the intricate dynamics between people and nature as we go bigger and bigger?
- Camilla Zanzanaini
- Nadia Bergamini
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December 12, 2014
One farmer at a time, small-scale restoration goes big
Agriculture transforms the landscape in this region, and Gulmira’s orchard shows how local fruit tree diversity can also provide her family with a reliable source of income.
- Camilla Zanzanaini
- Muhabbat Turdieva
Global Landscapes Forum 2014
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September 09, 2014
The PES laboratory of the world
When it comes to payment for ecosystem services (PES), a long list of criticisms can often ensue. How can we put a price on nature? Are we willing to put our ecosystems at the whim of an unpredictable financial market?
- Camilla Zanzanaini
- Fabrice DeClerck
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May 09, 2014
Landscape stakeholders do the tango
Managing a landscape begins much like a dance. But in integrated landscape management there are far more than two partners, and it is an ongoing challenge to balance different objectives and coordinate interests into one coherent set of activities.
- Abby Hart
- Camilla Zanzanaini
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May 06, 2014
Traditional farming communities are key stewards of resilience
Many traditional farming communities adopt new crops and varieties, while retaining the ones that are already there. As this change is a managed change, farmers are actually improving to the resilience of agricultural systems.
- Pablo Eyzaguirre
- Camilla Zanzanaini
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February 18, 2014
Can communications help science be more relevant?
Scientists are asked to change, to ensure their research leads to concrete outcomes. As communicators, how can we change to support this push towards outcome-based research?
- Michael Victor
- Camilla Zanzanaini
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