What Villagers See in a Vanishing Forest: Local Knowledge Steers Conservation in Benin
A new study in Benin's Trois-Rivières Forest Reserve shows that ethnicity, age, and income shape how villagers perceive deforestation and ...
Tag: agroforestry
How Restored Soils Lock Away Carbon: The Hidden Machinery Beneath Our Feet
A sweeping systematic review of 25 years of research reveals that soil aggregates, mineral associations and microbial communities, not just ...
Bigger Pots Are Not Always Better: Six-Year Trial Reveals How Nursery Choices Shape Silky Oak Success in Ethiopia
A six-year Ethiopian field trial shows that pot size and seedling age significantly shape the nursery shoot growth and field ...
Biochar, Water-Storing Polymers and Silicon Team Up to Shield Poplar Trees from Drought
A new study shows that combining biochar, superabsorbent polymer, and silicon in soil dramatically improves drought tolerance, growth, and photosynthesis ...
Tanzania’s Tree of Life: Farmers Know Its Value but Hesitate to Plant It
A survey of 515 households in Dodoma, Tanzania, finds strong community awareness of baobab ecosystem services but shows that slow ...
Ethiopia’s Billion-Tree Gamble: What Science Says About the Green Legacy Initiative
A new synthesis of 38 peer-reviewed studies finds Ethiopia's Green Legacy Initiative has delivered real ecological gains but faces persistent ...
Farming soils breathe faster than forests in Northeast India, deep-profile study finds
A depth-resolved study in Tripura, Northeast India, shows that land-use type, not soil depth, is the dominant driver of soil ...
Brazilian Agroforests Harbor Surprising Mosquito Diversity and Disease Vector Risks
A multi-year survey of an Atlantic Forest agroforestry farm in Rio de Janeiro documented 38 mosquito species across natural and ...
Neural Networks Map Himalayan Agroforestry and Reveal Climate Risks by 2050
A new study combining satellite imagery, GIS and artificial neural networks maps agroforestry across Uttarakhand, revealing major expansion potential but ...
Half of world’s 475 million smallholder farms could feed 2050 while restoring the planet
A new book argues that helping half of the world's 475 million smallholder farmers adopt regenerative agriculture could meet all ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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