What are non-wood forest products?
Non-wood forest products include berries, mushrooms, medicinal and decorative plants, nuts, resins, game, and wild honey.
- Forests and people
Non-wood forest products include berries, mushrooms, medicinal and decorative plants, nuts, resins, game, and wild honey.
Sustainable finance integrates environmental, social and governance (ESG) factors into investment decisions to support long-term sustainability.
Integrated fire management minimises fire risks and impacts while promoting or restoring the beneficial uses of fire.
Regenerative agriculture uses holistic practices to improve soil health, restore degraded land, and enhance ecological resilience.
An overview of key features, accessibility and usability of six commonly used free tools for collecting plot-level geolocation information.
Why farmers should know the exact geolocation of their plots, and how this data can be collected.
A guide for cooperatives and other actors on supporting the collection of geolocation information of farmers – covering why, how, and data ownership.
Forest biodiversity includes not only species diversity, but also the variety of functions they perform, from genes to landscapes.
Habitat trees are either living or dead standing trees that bear one or more tree-related microhabitats.
Forest migration refers to the gradual shift of tree species and their biodiversity in response to changing climate conditions.