The Nigerian landscape cuts across different States and Local authorities, which means many stakeholders, different jurisdictions and interest groups. Landscapes are not recognized as a level and scale of planning and decision-making processes in Nigeria. Governments at different levels lack expertise in identifying and adding value to landscape resources as well as financing opportunities. SLAN advocates for proactive leadership to develop a local institutional framework for Landscape Governance that will enhance multi-stakeholder collaborations towards managing and financing landscape developments. This will inform government in developing governance structures and policies that recognize the landscape as a critical level and scale in addressing today’s complex problems.