This report provides an overview and captures insights from the Resilient Landscapes Initiative’s history of translating groundbreaking climate science and new approaches to land protection in the face of climate change. By its completion in 2020, the Resilient Landscapes Initiative had awarded $11 million to support 59 projects that protected 50,000 acres. Beyond the acreage data, the Initiative promoted a shift in conservation outcomes and planning — from a focus on natural communities and species to the protection of enduring features on the landscape, i.e., those places most likely to harbor plants and animals in a warming world.