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In the American tropics, logging is almost always highly selective, leaving most of the forest standing and available for future harvest under sustainable forest management. However, forest that has been logged is often more accessible to deforestation agents such as farmers. Thus, areas legally...

Author(s)
Pushpendra Rana; Sills, E. O.
Publisher
Elsevier Ltd
Publication
World Development (Oxford), 2024, 173,
Abstract

Timber sales from the US National Forest System (NFS) can provide ecological and economic benefits. Unsold ("no-bid") offerings can result in delays, additional costs, and missed targets. We used mixed methods, including analysis of administrative data, synthesis of research, and semi-structured...

Author(s)
Frey, G. E.; Wilkens, P.; Bruck, S. R.
Publisher
Routledge
Publication
Journal of Environmental Planning and Management, 2024, 67, 2, pp 267-290
Abstract

Globally, Indigenous Peoples are the stewards of a large portion of the global land base, and their interactions and associations with the land have shaped and sustained it for centuries. Yet conservation studies and land management practices still struggle to understand or use Indigenous...

Author(s)
Jolly, H.; Satterfield, T.; Kandlikar, M.; Suma, T. R.
Publisher
Elsevier Ltd
Publication
World Development (Oxford), 2024, 173,
CAB ReviewFull Text

This preliminary assessment of rights-based approaches (RBAs) seeks to contribute to the ongoing discussions of RBAs for Indigenous Peoples and local communities (IPs and LCs). RBAs purposefully position the recognition of, respect for, and access to individual and collective rights as central to...

Date
November 2023
Subjects
literature reviews; climate change; conservation; development programmes; environmental policy; community involvement; forest management; human rights; forests
Author(s)
Barletti, J. P. S.; Prouchet, L.; Larson, A. M.
MiscellaneousFull Text

The aim of this project was to deliver an evidence-based method to ensure macro-avoidance behaviour is appropriately accounted for in collision risk models of gannets (Morus bassanus) at offshore wind farms (OWFs). The literature review identified that the two types of macro-avoidance (barrier...

Author(s)
Pavat, D.; Harker, A. J.; Humphries, G.; Keogan, K.; Webb, A.; Macleod, K.
Publisher
Natural England, UK
Publication
Consideration of avoidance behaviour of northern gannet (Morus bassanus) in collision risk modelling for offshore wind farm impact assessments, 2023, pp 57 pp.
News Article

A new study by a team of researchers at the University of Birmingham have found that trees which are subjected to elevated levels of CO2 were able to...

Date
February 2023
AbstractFull Text

Feathers are by-products that are generated in significant quantities by the poultry industry. Microbial bioconversion has been investigated as a promising strategy for the processing of feathers, since, along with the degradation of these keratinous materials, bioprocessing can result in...

Author(s)
Correia, T. C.; Corrêa, A. P. F.; Pimenta, D. B.; Vital, M. J. S.
Publisher
Centro de Ciências Rurais, Universidade Federal de Santa Maria
Publication
Ciência Rural, 2024, 54, 4,

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