Lynsey Grosfield
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Niger is a surprising success story in Forest and Landscape Restoration (FLR) “I flew from Ethiopia, and you can see i...
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Africa’s degraded landscapes may have a greener future Niamey is a city of warm hues: red, cracked, sandy soils ar...
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How reforestation and afforestation can serve people and climate By Monica Evans This article is a part of the Global La...
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With its second annual conference upcoming, the ambitious African Forest Landscape Initiative has already begun to chang...
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A Global Landscapes Forum National Policy Dialogue in Indonesia attempts to answer just that By Lynsey Grosfield “...
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Peatlands in the spotlight at the IUFRO Congress in Germany By Suzanna Dayne, originally published on Forests News This ...
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How trees may be a first defense in the battle against disaster By Douglas Sheil, originally posted on Forests News Th...
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Review of almost 17,000 documents finds holes in the literature on both successes and failures By Bill Hinchberger, orig...
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In the Autumn of 2015, a thick yellow toxic haze — the likes of which had never been seen before — fell over Kalima...
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Photo by Cathy Watson/ICRAF Ethiopia is suffering from severe drought. But there is water in Gergera. Twenty years of re...
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Following the Paris Agreement, 140 nations have volunteered plans to reduce their carbon emissions—most of which inclu...
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For cocoa farmers in the forested region of San Martin, Peru, adapting to new, sustainable farming methods may mean pass...
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Large-scale conversion of natural peatland and forests to croplands on the islands Sumatra, Borneo (Kalimantan) and Papu...
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How satellites can help map and monitor critical peat landscapes
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Agriculture is currently the main driver of forest loss in the tropics. If current farming patterns continue, the future...
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