> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.landscale.org/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.landscale.org/assessment-guidelines/additional-resources/archived-resources.md).

# Archived resources

This section includes older resources that may still be useful for reference but are no longer actively maintained.

## LandScale assessment framework (version 1.0)

*Last updated: October 2021*

The LandScale assessment framework—developed through two years of field testing and extensive consultation—provides a common language for assessing landscape sustainability. The most up-to-date version (1.1) is available in the [LandScale assessment framework section](/assessment-guidelines/get-started/introduction-to-the-landscale-system/landscale-assessment-framework.md).

The version below, along with the translated copies, does not reflect the updated indicator and metric categorizations introduced in the 2025 refresh. However, it can be cross-referenced with version 1.1.

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## Landscape partnership module

*Last updated: October 2021*

This resource was developed to help multi-stakeholder groups at any stage of their development report their activities and progress in a structured manner based on five critical elements of integrated landscape management.

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## Stakeholder engagement plan template

*Last updated: November 2021*

This resource was developed to guide the assessment team through the process of building a stakeholder engagement plan for the full scope of the assessment and includes a template for doing so. This process now takes place directly on the platform instead.

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## Data visualization recommendations

*Last updated: August 2022*

This resource is a repository for metric assessment and visualizations, providing recommendations and guidance.

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## Report writing tips

*Last updated: August 2022*

This resource was developed to help assessment teams summarize the most important details of their landscape assessment in an engaging and easy-to-understand way for report sharing.

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## Restoration type classification table

*Last updated: October 2021*

This resource builds on the Forest Landscapes Restoration (FLR) typology to generalize and expand it, addressing the full set of ecosystem types and restoration situations that may be encountered in a LandScale assessment. More up-to-date information is available via [IUCN](https://iucn.org/our-work/topic/forests/forest-landscape-restoration).

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## World ecosystems map and IUCN typology table

*Last updated: October 2021* 

This resource contains the IUCN typology that can be used to standardize ecosystem classification and includes a crosswalk between that typology and the World Ecosystems Map, which LandScale recommends as the default data for relevant metrics. More up-to-date information is available via [IUCN](https://iucn.org/resources/conservation-tool/iucn-global-ecosystem-typology).

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