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  • Carbon forestry in Africa: who wins?

    Monday October 26th, 2015
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    By Prof Ian Scoones, ESRC STEPS Centre 2015 could be a crucial moment for tackling climate change, with the Conference of the Parties meeting in December 2015 following hard on the heels of the UN’s new Sustainable Development Goals. What to do about carbon, forests, and forest management are crucial questions in reaching global agreements. […]

  • Global Development Risk Assessment for natural habitat conversion

    Thursday October 22nd, 2015
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    Originally published  by The Nature Conservancy A first-of-its-kind global development risk assessment identifies the most at-risk regions worldwide for habitat conversion. With the world population predicted to approach nine billion by 2050, global demand for energy, food, minerals and other resources is skyrocketing. The development required to meet these demands is likely to have significant […]

  • AIRCA: Achieving SDGs through a landscape approach

    Wednesday October 21st, 2015
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    This article links to a session at the 2015 Global Landscapes Forum (5-6, December in Paris): Climate Smart Agriculture for healthy landscapes and livelihoods. By the AIRCA communications team. Contact: mdieling@airca.org. The new Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) were adopted at the United Nations Sustainable Development Summit 2015 in New York. They replace the Millennium Development […]

  • ‘Our land’ – 1st prize competition winner show how forests secure our lives

    Tuesday October 20th, 2015
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    The Think Forests video competition organized by CIFOR has announced its winners: 1st Prize: In ‘Our Land’, Amin Panji Wijaya and team show us how forests secure our lives and that it’s not too late to repay them. Our land ‘Farming is our way to interact with God, people and nature’ By: Amin Panji Wijaya, […]

  • Wilderness Sustainability Models: A road for change?

    Tuesday October 20th, 2015
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    By Frank Hajek, Executive Director of Nature Services Peru We heard the chain saws first: a buzz from a bee on amphetamines, interspersed by the crash of falling giants, then the toiling drone of the bulldozers. We were approaching the advancing edge of the Shintuya-Boca Manu-Colorado road. Our Matsigenka guide, Feliciano, from Pankotsi Lodge in […]

  • Forests are truly on the global food security agenda, CIFOR scientist says

    Monday October 19th, 2015
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    Originally posted on CIFOR’s Forests News. The Sustainable Development Goals, adopted last month by the UN General Assembly, include goals on ending hunger, promoting good nutrition and health, and making agriculture sustainable. The important contribution of forests in achieving these goals is becoming increasingly evident—and increasingly discussed, as food, land-use and nutrition experts work together […]

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