Integrated landscape management through 'ecoagriculture' is a presentation given by Louise E. Buck on October 10, 2013 to the Landscapes Research Forum. The presentation discusses the history of ecoagriculture, Cornell's involvement through the Cornell Ecosystems Working Group, and key elements of a landscape approach including agreement on objectives, managing synergies and trade-offs, practices contributing to multiple objectives, supportive policies, and collaborative governance.

1. Integrated landscape management
through ‘ecoagriculture’
Louise E. Buck
Department of Natural Resources, Cornell University
Landscapes and Leaders Program, EcoAgriculture Partners
Landscapes Research Forum
October 10, 2013

2. History of ecoagriculture

3. Cornell and the CEWG

4. Key elements of a landscape approach
● Agreement among stakeholders on
landscape objectives
● Management of ecological, social and
economic synergies and trade-offs
among different land and resource uses
in the landscape
● Land use practices that contribute to
multiple landscape objectives
● Development of supportive markets,
policies and investment programs
● Establishment of collaborative
processes for multi-stakeholder
management and governance

5. Growing interest in integrated landscape
management