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Tag Archives: Carbon
Landscape of the Week: Ankeniheny-Zahamena Corridor
On Wednesday the Landscapes Blog explored the role of forests in integrated agricultural landscape management. Trees become increasingly important features in a landscape when the needs of carbon sequestration for climate mitigation and increasing resilience to adapt enter the picture. … Continue reading
Posted in Landscape of the Week
Tagged Carbon, Climate Change, Conservation International, Food Security, Madagascar
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Setting the Stage for Sustainable Cocoa Farming in Ghana
Continuing to look at certifications and more sustainable production of commodity crops in agricultural landscapes, the Landscapes Blog explores cocoa in West Africa today. Kassy Holmes, from the Climate Change Program of Rainforest Alliance, provides insight into an alternative production … Continue reading
Posted in Landscape of the Week
Tagged Africa, agroforestry, Carbon, Certification, Commodities
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Landscape of the Week: Humbo, Ethiopia
Restoring a Forest Regreening initiatives are striving to combat or even reverse land degradation in the arid Sahelian region of Africa. This tactic is reaching significant scale, with benefits not only to the environment, but also for agricultural production and … Continue reading
Posted in Landscape of the Week, Voices from the Field
Tagged Carbon, Community-Based Management, East Africa, FMNR, Sahel
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