Grand Challenges in Restoration - Global Survey

Published Nov 09, 2022

Leland Werden

Restoration Ecologist, Leland Werden

Grand Challenges in Restoration - Global Survey

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Hello WildHub community!

Have you been directly involved in funding, designing, planning, and/or implementing a terrestrial or mangrove restoration project? We are conducting a survey on common challenges faced by restoration projects and we would love to learn more about the work that you are doing around the world.

English version: https://bit.ly/restorationChallenges

Spanish version: https://bit.ly/retosRestauracion

More information on survey: https://bit.ly/moreEng

We would be grateful if you have time to complete our survey and/or share it with any of your colleagues who are involved in terrestrial or mangrove restoration projects anywhere in the world. Thank you for your time and please do let me know if you have any questions!

Leland (lelandkendall.werden@usys.ethz.ch)

Leland Werden (He/Him)

Restoration Ecologist, Leland Werden

I am a restoration ecologist who focuses on developing tools to conserve and restore degraded forests. My work has spanned ecosystems from the temperate forests of the Northeastern United States to the tropical wet and dry forests of Costa Rica, Hawaii, and Mexico. I am currently a restoration ecologist in the Crowther Lab at ETH Zürich, where I develop collaborative projects that aim to improve the understanding of global restoration outcomes. I also serve as the chief scientific advisor for the Plant-for-the-Planet Foundation. I joined Wildhub to network with conservation professionals and look for collaborators for ongoing projects.