The workshop was intended to bring together educators from the South Asia region (Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Myanmar, Nepal, Sri Lanka, and Thailand) to discuss current natural resources management education in view of the increasing demand for knowledge and expertise in landscape restoration.

More specifically, the workshop aimed at the following:
• Take stock of restoration as a teaching subject in the existing natural resources management education system of the different countries,
• Describe how restoration is being taught at different education levels,
• Evaluate the effectiveness of these current programmes in terms of producing professionals with the relevant restoration knowledge and skills,
• Explore options for mainstreaming landscape restoration in existing education programmes, and
• Outline potential follow-up activities on restoration in terms of teacher’s training, course development and amendments to the structures and organisation of existing education programmes.

Presentations

	Bangladesh: Forest Landscape Restoration in Bangladesh - pdf
	Bhutan: Bhutan Ecological Society (BES) - pdf
	India: Central Academy for State Forest Service - pdf
	India: Restructuring of Forestry Curriculum as per NEP, 2020 - pdf
	Myanmar: Forest Landscape Restoration in Myanmar - pdf
	Nepal: Integration of Ecosystem Restoration in the Higher Education: A case of Community based Forest Management in Nepal - pdf
	Nepal: Mainstreaming Landscape Thinking for Restoration NRM Education in South East Asia - pdf
	Sril Lanka: Forest Landscape Restoration Education in Sri Lanka - pdf
	Sri Lanka: Forest Landscape Restoration - Agenda and Training in Sri Lanka - pdf