Senegal herders reinvent cattle breeding around the Great Green Wall
A qualitative study in northern Senegal found that Fulani herders are combining crossbreeding, smaller herds, alternative breeds and new livelihoods ...
Tag: rural livelihoods
Diversified olive farms in northwestern Tunisia score higher on agroecology
A cross-sectional study of 60 smallholder olive farms in northwestern Tunisia found that fully integrated crop, tree and livestock systems ...
Household study identifies factors associated with soil and water conservation adoption in Ethiopia’s Jema Watershed
A Jema Watershed household survey found that training, conservation knowledge, information sources and extension services were positively associated with adoption, ...
Gender Inequalities Persist in India’s Joint Forest Management
A new study in SN Social Sciences reveals that caste and gender hierarchies continue to marginalize women in India's Joint ...
Floods, Pests and Poverty: How Climate Vulnerability Is Reshaping Rural Livelihoods in Punjab
A household survey of 300 rice–wheat farmers in District Narowal, Punjab, quantifies climate vulnerability using an IPCC-based index, revealing flood ...
Biodiversity Governance and Environmental Justice Collide in South Africa’s Amathole Mountains
A qualitative study of 83 participants in South Africa's Amathole Mountains reveals how climate variability, fragmented biodiversity governance, and environmental ...
Migration Reshapes Tribal Livelihoods in West Bengal, Study Finds
A survey of 450 Scheduled Tribe households in West Bengal shows migration is linked to more diversified and higher-earning livelihood ...
Gold Rush on the Farm: Ethiopian Study Weighs Mining’s Promise Against Policy Gaps
A mixed-methods study of 337 rural households in Ethiopia's Guji Zone finds that artisanal gold mining significantly boosts household income, ...
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 ...
Why South Africa’s Returned Forests Are Failing the Communities Who Reclaimed Them
A new study of two South African communities that reclaimed forest plantations through land restitution finds that governance failures, elite ...
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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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