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Tag: agroforestry

5 things you need to know about regenerative agriculture

What it is, why it matters and how it can transform global food systems
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Éliane Ubalijoro: “The lungs of the planet are here in Africa”

A conversation with the new CEO of CIFOR-ICRAF
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How can financial disclosures support sustainable business?

GLF Live with Nicoletta Centofanti, Jingdong Hua and David Craig
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AI farming, deep-sea mining and the hottest month ever

News to know in the Landscape News digest
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Cocoa production has long been a driver of deforestation, but increased awareness about its sustainability is changing this pattern. Ollivier Girard, CIFOR-ICRAF

How to boost the sustainability of cocoa value chains

A look at on-farm ways to increase cocoa sustainability and decrease deforestation
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Food harvested from landscapes mixed with agriculture and forestry. Icaro Cooke Vieira, CIFOR

Forests in agrifood systems are key to avoiding environmental ‘iceberg’

Three papers on sustainability through forests and trees launched at FAO-GLF forum
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Mercy Nqandek speaking at Greenpop's Reforest Fest. Photo by Schalk Hanekom

For restoring rural landscapes and communities in South Africa, equity is key

Mercy Nqandeka puts rights at the center of food and water security
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Eucalyptus trees, right, cleared for tree plantations Kenya's Mau Forest area, where trees are crucial for protecting the water supply for 3 million people. Patrick Shepherd, CIFOR

What do we talk about when we talk about tree-planting?

Trees are having a heyday in the headlines, but we must be careful what we say
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Courtesy of Crop Trust

How to feed a growing global population in the midst of a climate crisis

The answer lies in two places: genetic diversity and agroecology
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Fruit, vegetable and meat consumption were used to determine quality of household diet in a recent study that looked at how forests can help fight hidden hunger. Ollivier Girard, CIFOR

In the tropics, forests can help fight hidden hunger

But only if carefully integrated with farms and local realities
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A 2011 satellite photo of the divide between the Sahara and the Sahel and southern forests of Africa. NASA

As the Sahel dries, the Sahara advances

Here stands the Great Green Wall: Part 1
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Vegetation in the Sahel region is composed of mainly stunted and scattered trees, shrubs, bushes and grasses. Daniel Tiveau, Flickr

Why trees could bring water back to the Sahel

Here stands the Great Green Wall: Part 2
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Children in Africa. Daniel Tiveau, CIFOR

Will the Great Green Wall’s architecture support its future?

Here stands the Great Green Wall: Part 3
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A lone tree stands in the Sahara, whose encroachment on the Sahel has led to the desertification of lands and inspired the Great Green Wall. orientalizing, Flickr

Here stands the Great Green Wall

A 3-part series on the progress and holdbacks of one of history's most ambitious restoration efforts
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Figs grow on an ancient species of ficus trees and are among the most vitamin- and mineral-rich fruits. Faith Kashefska Lefever, Flickr

Landscape News’ top 5 food stories for World Food Day 2019

From a Michelin-star chef Q&A to a defense for agroforestry, the best from our archives
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