SUSTAINABLE USE
OF WILD SPECIES
Transformative Partnership Platform
Who we are
A worldwide community generating evidence and tools that put sustainable use of wild species at the heart of solutions to reverse biodiversity loss, zoonotic disease transmission, food insecurity and other crises. Our approach addresses the interconnected ecological, social, and economic factors that shape management decisions.
Our partners include universities, research institutions, policy actors, practitioners, Indigenous Peoples and local communities.
Projects
The SU-TPP works with innovative projects to amplify our collective impact and grow the community of people working towards sustainable use of wild species.
Engagement areas
Community building and knowledge exchange with stakeholders around the world who are too often disconnected from each other.
Applied research to fill knowledge gaps, test models for sustainable management of wild species, and develop appropriate monitoring tools and indicators to track changes in wild species use and ecosystem resilience over time.
Capacity development through our many associated projects and partner organizations. This will primarily happen through mentoring, training activities and network building that supports the next generation of researchers.
Policy support for the development of effective and equitable policies for the sustainable management of wild species at the national and global level.
On-the-ground initiatives to pilot models for sustainable wild species management.
Awareness raising about the importance of sustainable wild species management.
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