The world’s most efficient carbon sinks

Image credit: ©NVanIngen | WeForest On this #WorldMangroveDay we’re talking all things Blue carbon! Specifically blue carbon ecosystems, that are some of the world’s most efficient carbon sinks. Carbon sinks are anything that absorbs more carbon from the atmosphere than it releases, making blue carbon key in the fight against climate change. Blue carbon is…

FMNR: The Secret Weapon for Fighting Climate Change

Farmer-Managed Natural Regeneration (FMNR) is a valuable and cost-effective tool in the fight against climate change. This land restoration technique involves farmers selectively pruning and protecting the natural regrowth of trees and shrubs on their land, which enhances soil fertility, water retention, and carbon sequestration. By integrating FMNR practices, carbon is captured and stored in…

The Benefits of FMNR

  What’s better than planting trees? Regrowing them! FMNR (Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration) is a low-cost, accessible solution to restoring degraded lands. It increases climate change resilience, combats poverty, and benefits women, the poor and the vulnerable in rural communities worldwide. In the Sahel region severe famines in the 1970s and 80s led to a…

Restore Africa: From Inception to Implementation

Restore Africa: Restoring Landscapes and Livelihoods in East and Southern Africa with Climate Asset Management moved from inception to implementation and in Kenya, launch events were held in the Programme’s four targeted counties to deepen the understanding of the program, bringing together County-level leaders, organisations, regulatory institutions, farmers and other stakeholders. Across Ethiopia, Kenya, Malawi,…

What a Year!

It’s been a big year for the Alliance. New Members, new Fellows, new Partners, new announcements – 2022 has been a year of massive growth and expansion. Not to mention a new look! In April 2022 we officially launched Landscape Partnership Asia with AFoCO and CIFOR-ICRAF at the XV World Forestry Congress held in Seoul.This…

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