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Restoration

Restoration

Restoration could be our best solution to climate change

Experts discuss how to build on momentum from climate movement

 

Large-scale restoration already underway in the Brazilian Atlantic Forest

740,000 hectares of forests have been restored, with a goal of 1 million hectares by 2020

 

Delegates seek to restore the fragile landscape of Mt. Kilimanjaro

White Mountain Future Search Conference unites parties to restore Maasai lands

 

Seeing the forest, not just the trees

Panelists discuss ways to restore the planet’s ecosystems

 

Landscape restoration: Is it working?

Scientists challenge the Bonn Challenge; its creator responds

 

The most important landscapes left are the ones ‘in between’

Opinions from Robert Nasi on ecosystems in the Anthropocene

 

6 grassroots environmentalists you should know

Meet the winners of 2019’s ‘Green Nobel Prize’

 

Power to the peat: 3 ways to restore peatlands

Canal blocking, vegetation growth and bioenergy

 

In Uzbekistan, a lowly tree afforests a lost sea

A new forest ecosystem combats the desertification of the Aral Sea basin

 

In Ghana, one man plants a future with 20 million new trees

This Earth Day, meet West Africa’s young eco-warrior

 

Rangeland restoration: a new priority for the next decade

Rangelands must be protected and restored on par with other ecosystems

 

Decision-making by Indigenous, local communities essential for restoration

Land-dependent groups have a vested interest in success

 

Re-navigating the lands of Central Asia

A primer on five countries’ conditions in climate change

 

A Month, a Year and a Decade in Support of Sustainable Rangelands and Pastoralism

By, Mireille Ferrari, Communications Manager, CGIAR Research Program on Livestock It’s been a good month for rangelands and pastoralism. On 1 March the United Nations General Assembly designated 2021-2030 as the Decade on Ecosystem Restoration – a global call to action to reverse the degradation of up to 350 million hectares of deforested and degraded […]

 

Surprising benefits of an age-old land regeneration technique

The United Nations Decade of Ecosystem Restoration declared on 1 March 2019 should encourage techniques such as those used in Niger and Mali where farmers are allowing natural regeneration to restore degraded land.

 
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