A new model to scale up forest restoration from sites to landscapes

01 Sep, 2016

publications

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T. Trevor Caughlin Restoring forest to hundreds of millions of hectares of degraded land has become a centerpiece of international plans to sequester carbon and conserve biodiversity. To achieve these...

Landscape attributes determine restoration outcomes in the Ecuadorian Andes

27 Apr, 2016

Robin Chazdon

Latin America, publications

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By Romaike S. Middendorp Landscape attributes can determine reforestation rates and, ultimately, the biodiversity and ecosystem service benefits of second-growth forests. Ecologists recognize the importance of landscape-scale variation, including distance...

Advancing the role of natural regeneration in large-scale forest restoration

31 May, 2015

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News & Events, Uncategorized

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By Robin Chazdon, PARTNERS Director The global restoration movement is rapidly galvanizing widespread support from multiple sectors of society. As discussed in a recent blog by Peter Bresseau, the Global...

The development-driven forest transition and its utility for REDD+

31 May, 2015

tropics

publications

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Feature publication The development-driven forest transition and its utility for REDD+ Sloan, S. 2015. Ecological Economics 116: 1–11 By T. Trevor Caughlin, Publications Editor Widespread evidence for large-scale forest regrowth...

Applications Invited for the 2015 PARTNERS Workshop 21–24 Oct. 2015

30 May, 2015

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Events, New Members, News & Events, Workshops

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Making it happen: Motivating and enabling forest restoration and regeneration Application deadline: 1 July, 2015 The NSF-funded Tropical Reforestation Research Coordination Network, PARTNERS, is sponsoring a 4-day workshop in Storrs, Connecticut,...

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