A review of methods to measure and monitor historical carbon emissions from forest degradation
In the absence of historical field data, developing countries can rely on consistent current ground data and remote sensing assessments.
Unasylva
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Understanding forest degradation in Nepal
A rich experience in ground-based inventory provides a solid basis for a multi-method approach to measuring forest degradation.
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Measuring the abundance of wildlife populations in Central African logging concessions
As timber concessions in Central Africa open remote areas to hunting activities, methods for monitoring and measuring wildlife populations bear review.
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Coping with crisis in Central Africa: enhanced role for non-wood forest products
Examples from Cameroon and other countries highlight the capacity of non-wood forest products to provide employment, income and sustenance in times of crisis
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Rebuilding rural India: potential for further investments in forestry and green jobs
A moderate increase in funds allocated to forestry under India
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How forest plantations can contribute to economic renewal in South America
In those South American countries where forest plantations are important or have potential for development, investment in them is one option for creating jobs.
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Creating forestry jobs to boost the economy and build a green future
Targeted public investment in forestry could generate about 10 million new jobs around the world.
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Using traditional knowledge to cope with climate change in rural Ghana
A survey of rural communities in the Offin river basin suggests the value of blending traditional and scientific knowledge in strategies for coping with climate change and variability.
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The role of forest protected areas in adaptation to climate change
Protected areas are even more important for biodiversity conservation and human livelihoods in a world with a changing climate.