Ageing coffee trees in Vietnam are set to be replaced with subsidies...
read moreA major problem for the Maasai people of East Africa is accessing water...
read moreIndonesia has been a leader in legislating for schemes that pay for...
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Indonesia has been a leader in legislating for schemes that pay for environmental services such as clean and plentiful water supply. The implementing regulations that will encourage expansion are now being prepared and some important points need to...
Agroforestry trials have been established for a range of trees and...
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Agroforestry trials have been established for a range of trees and crops in the difficult terrain of northwestern Viet Nam, which is home to H’mong, Thai, Muong and Dao people, amongst others. Choosing which system is best is...
In Tanzania, millions of hectares of trees and natural woodlands have...
read moreIndigenous people the world over have a proven record of adaptive...
read moreThe World Agroforestry Centre (ICRAF) has opened a satellite office in...
read moreArgan oil, which has been consumed by the Berber people in Morocco for...
read moreCocoa agroforests can support biodiversity but the intensification of...
read moreIn African savannahs, or grasslands, wildfires can either be...
read moreIn a new broadcast on Irish national radio RTÉ1, world-renowned...
read moreThe potential for investment in forestry in Nigeria is high, with...
read moreEnvironmentalists often don’t not see smallholder farming landscapes as...
read moreYou shouldn’t miss the Sixth International Ecosystem Services...
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You shouldn’t miss the Sixth International Ecosystem Services Partnership Conference, to be held 26–30 August 2013 in Bali, Indonesia, says Beria Leimona The emphasis of the sixth international Ecosystem Partnership (ESP) conference will be on the practical...
One year into a large, participatory agroforestry project in northwest...
read moreOn the steep and crowded terraced hillsides of southwest Uganda,...
read moreEcological farming approaches have the potential to build resilient...
read moreThe Biodiversity for Food and Nutrition Project, of which the World...
read moreThinking about what to plant on farms is changing to include mixed...
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Thinking about what to plant on farms is changing to include mixed systems, says Augustin Mercado In the Philippines, the World Agroforestry Centre has been looking at ways of making smallholders’ farms more efficient producers of food...
Water scarcity already affects one in three people on Earth and the...
read moreThe best chance of increasing forest cover in India is through...
read moreFor farmers to successfully adapt to changes in rainfall, the roles of...
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For farmers to successfully adapt to changes in rainfall, the roles of farmers’ perceptions and semantic challenges should not be underestimated, say Elisabeth Simelton, Claire Quinn, Nnyaladzi Batisani, Andrew Dougill, Jen Dyer, Evan Fraser, David Mkwambisi, Susannah Sallu...
Paying people to conserve environmental services is not as easy as it...
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Paying people to conserve environmental services is not as easy as it first seemed, say Daniel Cremaschi, Rodel Lasco and Rafaela Delfino According to neoclassical economic assumptions, the concept of ‘payments for environmental services’ is based on...
Taking a landscape approach to Reducing Emissions from Deforestation...
read moreThe Evergreen Agriculture project supported by the UK’s Department for...
read moreA georeferenced database of threatened species becomes imperative as...
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A georeferenced database of threatened species becomes imperative as human activities encroach more and more on fragile ecosystems, say Lawrence T. Ramos, Alfie M Torres, Florencia B. Pulhin and Rodel Lasco of the Forestry Development Center at the...
The Philippine’s National Greening Program (NGP), which aims to plant 1...
read moreThe potential of agroforestry to address food security in developing...
read moreAlthough most national government policies in Cameroon address tree...
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Although most national government policies in Cameroon address tree planting and agroforestry, actual legislation designed to follow up the policies mostly contradicts poverty reduction goals, say Divine Foundjem-Tita, Zac Tchoundjeu, Stijn Speelman, Marijke D’Haese, Ann Degrande, Ebenezer Asaah,...
Green growth is critical to Africa’s future and needs to be embraced in...
read moreWorld Agroforestry (ICRAF) is a centre of science and development excellence that harnesses the benefits of trees for people and the environment. Leveraging the world’s largest repository of agroforestry science and information, we develop knowledge practices, from farmers’ fields to the global sphere, to ensure food security and environmental sustainability...read more
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