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Pictured above: A native-species plantation being managed for natural regeneration in NW Costa Rica [photo: R. Chazdon] By Robin L. Chazdon, Director, PARTNERS; University of Connecticut, Storrs, CT, USA; University of...

By Jaboury Ghazoul, with contributions from Pedro Brancalion, Robin Chazdon, Thomas Crowther, Manuel Guariguata, Victoria Gutierrez, Stephanie Mansourian, Stewart Maginnis, Marc Metzger, Adrian Newton, Mike Perring, Sabine Reinecke, Mathew Williams, and Annelies Zoomers This blog post is reposted with permission from the Latsis Symposium blog. For...

Pictured above: an agricultural landscape in Eastern Uganda by Madelon Lohbeck. By Madelon Lohbeck Restoration has never been more important, with almost a third of the world’s land surface degraded. But...

Pictured above: Nursery garden of native trees from a NGO that offer seedlings for restoration in small farms in Sao Paulo, Brazil. By Moisés Méndez-Toribio, Eliane Ceccon, and Cristina Martínez-Garza Agricultural...

By Robin L. Chazdon Director, PARTNERS network Science Advisory Board, WeForest Doing small tasks well is relatively easy, but doing big, complex, and long-lived things well is a far more daunting...

By Anika Hazra, Department of Biological Sciences, University of Illinois at Chicago Experimental restoration helps us to understand the effects of using different strategies to restore habitat as well as...

By Louis Wertz, EcoAgriculture Partners Over the sound of millions of raindrops pummeling broad leaves, a hardy group of foresters listened intently to United States Forest Service researchers. 30-meter-tall mahogany trees in...