Integration of the Community-Based Conservation (CBC) framework to ACES conservation projects
Understanding the needs of local communities
TLLG use interdisciplinary approaches involving multiple stakeholders to develop and implement sustainable landscape and natural resource management solutions that address the needs of local resource users.
Applying international experience in ecosystem management
TLLG work with resource users, community groups, civil society organisations, academic institutions, governments, and private sector organisations to address complex societal challenges; supporting our projects, clients and partner organisations at all stages of the project or programme cycle.
Supporting protection, restoration and sustainable use of ecosystems

Natural climate solutions
Ecosystem-based mitigation and adaptation to benefit local communities

Biodiversity conservation
Working with local communities to conserve biodiversity and ecosystem services

Ecosystem restoration
Restoring degraded landscapes to benefit ecosystems and improve local livelihoods

Sustainable livelihoods
Project Development and Implementation
Providing support throughout the project cycle to develop projects that achieve measurable impacts and conform to international best practice standards.


Environmental and Social Risk Management
Practical and community-oriented approaches following international standards for identifying, assessing and managing environmental and social risks.
Monitoring, Evaluation, Research and Learning
Scientific research, cost-effective monitoring, and evaluating performance and impacts of ecosystem management projects and programmes.
