•New educational tool about reforestation with native tree species in tropical Asia and the Neotropics. Free access in the following link.
• After Durban, the Global Forest Coalition reports that THE MOST
OUTRAGEOUS REDD FAIRY TALE IS…. “REDD will support Indigenous Peoples”.
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• Reducing Human Poverty and Hunger while Saving Wildlife and Ecosystems. View link
Who we are
The International Analog Forestry Network was established in 1996 as a response to the need to maintain an exchange of knowledge, experience and up-to-date information between groups interested in learning, promoting and applying an Analog Forestry system in their own area. The primary objective of the Network is to restore ecosystems environmental stability and biodiversity, through research, design and application of the Analog Forestry system.
What we do
Analog Forestry is a system which seeks to establish analog ecosystems with architectural structures and ecological functions similar to the original climax or sub climax vegetation. It also seeks to strengthen rural communities, socially as much as economically, through the use of species that provide commercial products.
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Forest facts
Did you know… Two grams of backyard soil contain millions of bacteria and fungi, thousands of protozoa and nematodes, hundreds of ciliates, flagellates, amoebas, algae, and even some micro arthropods and earthworms! Curious?Click here to learn more.
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