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Agroforestry News

Agroforestry News

More information needed on Chinese investment in African forests

China’s growing economy is driving a commodities boom in Africa, especially in forest management and logging enterprise as well as timber and other forest products.

Agroforestry and retention forestry sectors should collaborate

Protected areas alone are not enough to conserve biodiversity, so forestry and agriculture must play a role.

Big names get behind agroforestry project in Haiti

The newly launched ‘Haiti Forest’ initiative promises to develop sustainable agroforestry on 10,000 hectares of land promised by the Haitian Ministries of Agriculture and Environment.

Policy brief on gender in climate-smart agriculture

The contraints to women participating in smallholder carbon and climate-smart activities are addressed in a new policy brief published by the World Agroforestry Centre.

The effect of hunting on seed dispersal

The loss of wild animals through hunting in Lambir Hills National Park, Malaysia is slowly killing off the forest, according to an article in Science AAAS News.

National Geographic highlight Centre’s climate research

In its February newswatch bulletin, National Geographic draws attention to research by the World Agroforestry Centre into rising temperature on the Tibetan plateau that are affecting grasslands.

Gum not guns for Mali youth

Amid the trouble in Mali, villagers in the south are benefitting from a booming trade in gums that are harvesting from trees that grow wild across the African Sahel.

China-Africa cooperation on rainwater harvesting

A major problem for the Maasai people of East Africa is accessing water for themselves and their livestock.

Improving coffee production in Vietnam

Ageing coffee trees in Vietnam are set to be replaced with subsidies provided to the Western Highlands Agriculture & Forestry Science Institute (WASI) by Nestle.

The Shinyanga success story

In Tanzania, millions of hectares of trees and natural woodlands have been restored through the Shinyanga Soil Conservation Programme.

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