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News - 12 Mar 2018
From paper to reality: The task of restoring Latin America’s forest landscapes Analysis calls for cooperation and planning across sectors
News - 31 Jan 2018
Women left out of forest decisions On the sidelines of tenure and rights in Latin America’s forests
News - 2 Jan 2018
Forests could keep the buzz in your coffee In the face of climate change, scientists find good coffee needs trees – and bees
News - 2 Jan 2018
Forests could keep the buzz in your coffee News - 14 Sep 2017
Finding what works for national restoration plans Lessons emerge from four countries in Latin America
News - 14 Sep 2017
Finding what works for national restoration plans Interview - 28 Aug 2017
Advancing forest landscape restoration worldwide An interview with CIFOR scientist Manuel Guariguata ahead of SER2017 in Brazil
Interview - 28 Aug 2017
Advancing forest landscape restoration worldwide News - 5 Sep 2016
Q&A: Lessons from Latin America for forest landscape restoration An interview with Manuel Guariguata, CIFOR Principal Scientist and Team Leader – Forest Management and Restoration
News - 5 Nov 2015
Thinking restoration? Think big and think inclusive Countries may need to change their approach if they are to meet commitments to restore millions of hectares of degraded land.
News - 5 Nov 2015
Thinking restoration? Think big and think inclusive News - 21 Sep 2015
A little logging may go a long way Amazonian forests could be used for harvesting both timber and Brazil nuts – if certain rules are followed.
News - 21 Sep 2015
A little logging may go a long way Analysis - 19 Aug 2015
In Mexico, it’s the politics… Research in Mexico reveals a disconnect between REDD+ and political reality.
Analysis - 19 Aug 2015
In Mexico, it’s the politics… News - 12 Aug 2015
REDD+ in Brazil: Coordination needed. Now Researchers find NGOs, civil society, government and business groups are failing to work together.
News - 12 Aug 2015
REDD+ in Brazil: Coordination needed. NowMost popular
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