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- 2 Aug 2019
Fungus Friday! Why aren’t more scientists studying mushrooms?
Q & A with World Agroforestry Center’s Jianchu Xu
Headlines
- 11 Feb 2019
Insect extinction, Japanese tree revelations, and world’s smelliest fruit
Forests News delves into last week's headlines from around the globe
News
- 19 Nov 2014
Eat the beetles? Rural people losing their taste for a crucial food source
Forest communities shift to western sources of protein - but at what cost?
News
- 1 Sep 2014
Web of mistrust snags forest-protection programs in Cambodia
Attempts to promote trade in forest-based goods have had limited success, despite consumer interest.
News
- 15 May 2013
Edible insects improve diets and livelihoods of up to 2 billion people – scientists
Insect biscuits may be the key to food security.
News
- 19 Feb 2013
Big beetles, big benefits: Trading some of the largest insects on Earth
Researchers highlight the importance of integrating beetles and other insects into conservation and poverty reduction strategies.
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