Putting nature on a path to recovery - opportunities and challenges for ecosystem restoration
                          International Academy for Nature Conservation•
                      
                  
                          Biodiversity
                      
              
                          Training
                                    
              Date, time
03.08.2025 (Sun) 16:00 
08.08.2025 (Fri) 13:00  
      
      Venue
 International Academy for Nature Conservation Isle Vilm
Organiser
                        Federal Agency for Nature Conservation (BfN), GIZ GmbH, KfW Development Bank
                    Head
                        Nada Rohloff (BfN), Maike-Christine Potthast (GIZ), Sandra Gmelin (KfW Development Bank)
                    Target group
                        Practitioners and planners at the interface of development cooperation and biodiversity conservation (from GIZ, KfW, BMZ, BMUV, foundations, NGOs, consulting companies, partner organisations of German development cooperation)
                    Event language
                        English
                    
        The series of seminars on nature conservation in development cooperation has been held at the International Academy for Nature Conservation Isle of Vilm since 1999. It is jointly organised by the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) and KfW Development Bank on behalf of the Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) and the International Academy for Nature Conservation, Isle of Vilm, of the German Federal Agency for Nature Conservation (BfN). The seminar "Biodiversity & Development: Delivering nature-positive development pathways" presents an overview and update of the most relevant concepts. The second seminar is devoted to the in-depth consideration of a specific topic identified as being of particular interest. Based on ongoing discussions in international biodiversity policy fora, the Topic "Putting nature on a path to recovery – opportunities and challenges for ecosystem restoration" was chosen for 2025.