Transforming lives and landscapes with trees
Transforming lives and landscapes with trees
How do you reach women farmers? It’s a question that has long troubled...
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In the course of history, there have been several attempts to come up...
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Nigerian rubber farmers are finding that diversifying their land with...
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Nigerian rubber farmers are finding that diversifying their land with food crops, food trees and ‘small livestock’ like rabbits, bees and snails makes sense on many levels. The mixed farm brings in food to eat and income long...
US President Barack Obama planted a Ficus tree at the Samadhi (...
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US President Barack Obama planted a Ficus tree at the Samadhi (Mausoleum) of Mahatma Gandhi in New Delhi on Sunday, 25 January 2015. The tradition of asking visiting dignitaries to plant a tree is evidence of the...
The forest behind Indudur village clings to the steep hillside. The...
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点此可以下载PDF版本2015年1月22日，昆明——得益于中国科学院昆明植物研究所和世界农用林业中心之间的一项专项合作，...
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Download this release in PDF format. KUNMING, 22 January 2015 – Central...
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The introduction of strict community forest rules is helping to make...
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Nigerians have been called on to support the Great Green Wall...
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Local communities in the Hassan District of Karnataka State, India have...
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A Southern Africa regional ‘Beating Famine’ conference will be held in...
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Farmers in Papua, Indonesia are learning which farming activities can...
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Integrated landscape initiatives in Latin America, the Caribbean and...
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Integrated landscape initiatives in Latin America, the Caribbean and Africa are investing heavily in institutional planning and coordination, but they have had mixed results engaging different stakeholder groups, especially the private sector. This key stakeholder group was almost...
Nelson Morogo, a 70 year old retired senior chief (image on top), is...
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On the slopes of Mt Sawal in the district of Ciamis, Indonesia,...
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His Excellency Heinz Walker-Nederkoorn, ambassador of Switzerland to...
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REDD+ progress will be through policy integration and reform in the...
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Approximately half of those living in developing countries rely on...
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Approximately half of those living in developing countries rely on traditional biomass for cooking. According to IEA, the International Energy Agency, around 815 million people in India use inefficient and polluting means for cooking (IEA 2014). This contributes...
Researchers have looked at differences between how farmers and research...
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Researchers have looked at differences between how farmers and research institutions, such as the World Agroforestry Centre, characterise agroforestry systems. They found a gap, which could be limiting opportunities, productivity and food security. In the course of...
Climate-smart agriculture and its relevance to Kenya are discussed in...
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A 2-part series of articles in Triple Pundit looks at how a partnership...
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In West Sulawesi, Indonesia, a community forestry program is enabling...
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Trees are paying for children in Haiti to attend school, thanks to a...
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A European Union (EU) funded green project called “The Participatory...
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The Association of Southeast Asian Nations is made up of 10 member...
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BOGOR, Indonesia — The Southeast Asian Regional Center for Graduate...
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Fears following the continued rise in temperatures and increased...
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Anthony Kimaro is from Same, Tanzania. He studied forestry at Bachelors...
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Farmers across Africa are embracing climate-smart agriculture practices...
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