Library


The library is a community-driven collection of analyses, guidance, policy, and other materials submitted by researchers and practitioners on peacebuilding and natural resources. It consists of assessments, case studies, policy briefs, reports, and multimedia content. This section is frequently updated with new materials.

There are 8006 resources in the library. If you would like to help build the library by contributing materials, please click here.

Greening in Turbulent Times: Insights into Civic Ecology Practices across Ukraine

2026 | Sustainability Science
Marine Elbakidze, Oksana Pelyukh, Nataliya Stryamets, Madeleine Bonow, Sara Teitelbaum, Marianne Krasny, and Thomas Elmqvist

Armed conflicts generate profound disruptions to social and ecological systems, weakening institutions, degrading ecosystems, and undermining community resilience. Yet less is known about how grassroots…


Addressing the Environmental Consequences of Conflict, towards the Full Protection of Civilians

2026 | Conflict and Environment Observatory
Doug Weir

This paper argues that any full assessment of conflict harm must comprehensively account for environmental harms, and that full protection of civilians requires full protection…


ReImagine Gallery

2026 | ArtPeace: Earth

The field of environmental peacebuilding has grown rapidly in the past few decades, prompting discussions about its future directions. Questions about the relationship between environmental…


And Now Who Governs the Forest? State and Rebel Environmental Governance in the Colombian Amazon

2026 | Latin American Perspectives
Juan Corredor- García

The 2016 Peace Agreement between the Colombian State and the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia – People’s Army (FARC-EP) sought to end a sixty-year civil…


Frontier and Territorialization: Reconfiguring Land Relations at the Dynamic Edge of Power in Southeast Myanmar

2026 | Journal of Political Ecology
Saw Yan Naing

This article examines how land relations are reconfigured in Klerlweehtu District (KNU-administered territory) in Bago Region, Myanmar, where Karen communities face episodic ruptures amid armed…