The transformation of the Antsokia Valley in Ethiopia, from barren...
read moreA new program in Zimbabwe will assist vulnerable smallholder farmers to...
read moreA project aimed at establishing sustainable economic opportunities in...
read moreOften, it is assumed that all farm-related decisions in rural Africa...
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Often, it is assumed that all farm-related decisions in rural Africa are made by the head of the household, usually the oldest male. As part of her PhD research, Seline Meijer went to Malawi, where she has been...
The recipients of the 2014 Equator Prize exemplify community,...
read moreThe issue of whether Payments for Environmental Services (PES) schemes...
read moreThe disconnect between commodities and landscapes was under discussion...
read moreThe Indian state of Jharkhand is being urged to encourage agroforestry...
read moreJayapura (19/05) — With the large area of forest in Indonesia—more than...
read moreDalam rangka meningkatkan kapasitas petani dan memfasilitasi...
read moreScientists in China have used a new method to tease apart the causes of...
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Scientists in China have used a new method to tease apart the causes of erosion in a landscape. The results show that diverse forests reduce erosion dramatically Researchers at the World Agroforestry Centre’s East and Central Asia...
Climate-smart agriculture can “improve farm yields and household...
read moreA story about the relationship between gender and tree planting by...
read moreThe first-ever edition of The State of the World's Forest Genetic...
read moreViet Nam is acutely vulnerable to climate change. It risks being dealt...
read moreA new guide for carbon-forestry projects explains why communities are...
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A new guide for carbon-forestry projects explains why communities are at the heart of successful schemes, says David M. Wilson The efficacy of carbon-forestry schemes is being debated as part of worldwide experiments with ways to slow...
Concern about the environment and sustainable management of natural...
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Concern about the environment and sustainable management of natural resources alone does not motivate farmers to adopt new agricultural practices. Then what does? Studies conclude that communication between farmers, agronomists, extension agencies and scientists is crucial. Takoutsing et...
A local Indian beer made from the leaves of the ‘salfi’ tree is...
read moreIn a blog on the website of Conservation International (CI), Cecilia...
read moreGorontalo (3 Juni 2014) – Program Agroforestry and Forestry in Sulawesi...
read moreMusi Rawas (16/04)-Sebagai tindak lanjut dari lokakarya sosialiasi...
read moreA recent landscapes workshop may have baffled local farmers, but...
read moreA new project in Rwanda aims to combat the impacts of climate change in...
read moreRural women in Malawi need strategies to better cope with the adverse...
read moreWith the world having lost almost half of its original forest cover,...
read moreThere is optimism that Myanmar will commit to sustainable forest...
read moreA new report has found that half of all utilized forest species are...
read moreA retired army major is successfully growing willow trees on his farm...
read moreThe health of Kenya’s Lake Naivasha is improving thanks to the efforts...
read moreMusi Rawas (14/03)-As an effort to promote Locally Appropriate...
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