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Forests are some of the planet's most critical ecosystems, acting as carbon sinks, biomass factories and homes to rich biodiversity. SEI research looks at the impacts of land-use change and how to combine forest protection with the growing demand for land, food, energy and green space.
391 results / 31 of 44 pages
Journal article / Field evidence that overturns the assumption that rural–urban migration in the tropics will reduce hunting of bushmeat and endangered forest species
Feature / The Trase supply chain transparency platform Trase gets even better supply chain mapping for Brazilian soy and Indonesian palm oil, plus new functions.
Feature / The conference will take place in Paris, from 16 to 20 April 2018. Calls are now open for submissions for sessions, training events, talks and posters.
Journal article / This article examines the roles played by large interests and smallholders in creating agricultural frontiers, focusing on the Gran Chaco region.
Other publication / This book chapter suggests how producer jurisdictions can play a more effective role in making agricultural commodity more sustainable.
Journal article / The article suggests that non-monetary factors, as well as lack of infrastructure, explain the persistence of cattle-ranching and other unsustainable land uses.
Perspective / In light of recent UN efforts to leverage finance for sustainable land management, Francis X. Johnson discusses its benefits and what’s needed to realise it.
Journal article / This study focuses on the process of individual adaptation to climate change among forest owners in Sweden
Journal article / This paper explores adaptation to global change in the forestry sector using CRAFTY-Sweden, an agent-based model
