
Healthy soil sustains life on Earth, channeling nutrients through plants, supporting essential water and land-based systems, absorbing carbon dioxide to…

This episode, to coincide with World Soil Day 2020, will highlight how research at the CIFOR and ICRAF into soil…

Tree genebanks can make a valuable contribution to the food security and incomes of smallholder farmers in developing countries, a…

On the cusp of the U.N. Decade on Ecosystem Restoration (2021-2030), the time is ripe to pause and ruminate, to…

More than 4 million tree seedlings have been planted by farmers as part of an agroforestry policy implemented by the…

Traditionally foragers and hunter-gatherers, many of the Indigenous communities scattered throughout the dense tropical forests of Central Africa have been…

Although many modeling forecasts and government policies suggest that forests must be destroyed to make way for agriculture and provide…

Indonesia’s peatlands are subject to frequent fires, in recent times becoming more vulnerable due to erratic climate-change related weather patterns,…

With the population in sub-Saharan Africa projected to more than double, growing by 1.05 billion people by 2050, pressures on…

Smallholder farmers in the drylands of eastern Kenya are benefiting from innovative farming techniques initially tested in collaboration with World…

Family interruptions, poor Internet access, concern for contacts in the field and broad uncertainty — these are just a few…

Efforts to combat global hunger and malnutrition are increasing amid the COVID-19 pandemic. The recently published Global Report on Food…

Guest: Houria Djoudi, CIFOR Senior Scientist & Anna Maria Paez-Valencia, ICRAF Scientist In our very first episode that coincides with…

Analyzing the range of variables involved in land management and land restoration management is a daunting task for even the…