When Saving Forests Means Taking Them: The Green Grabbing Debate Over Carbon Concessions
A new critical analysis argues that carbon-financed conservation concessions in the Global South risk functioning as green grabbing, displacing rural ...
A new critical analysis argues that carbon-financed conservation concessions in the Global South risk functioning as green grabbing, displacing rural ...
A decade-long study of participatory forest management in Ethiopia's Gargeda State Forest reveals strong community commitment undermined by weak institutions ...
A new social network analysis of Gargeda State Forest in western Ethiopia reveals that government institutions dominate collaborative forest governance, ...
A new comparative study maps how illegal timber routes across six African countries converge with money laundering, arms trafficking and ...
A new study of Ethiopia's Belete-Gera Forest shows that community perceptions of fair forest governance, together with sustainable resource use, ...
A systematic review of 349 scientific publications finds that resilience, deforestation, and peacebuilding are rarely studied together, leaving forests in ...
A system dynamics study of Iran's Gilan Province finds that community participation, not tree planting alone, is the decisive factor ...
In one of the most ambitious studies of its kind ever conducted in West Africa, researchers surveyed more than 2,600 ...
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