Fire and haze

Once a cost-effective tool used by smallholder farmers to clear land, fire is becoming an annual crisis in Indonesia’s peatlands, the Amazon forest and other parts of the world. CIFOR’s approach targets both multi-level policies and grassroots action.

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Setting the camera trap

24 July 2017
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Tea plantation at dawn

24 July 2017
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Misty mountain

24 July 2017
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Communities and rice paddies

24 July 2017
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Community in the park

24 July 2017
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Oil palm trees in Java

24 July 2017
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Regional declaration to promote Climate Smart Agriculture in Latin America – Day 2

21 July 2017
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Australia Press Conference – Day 2

21 July 2017
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Youth Session: Enter the dragons’ den – Youth to pitch ideas for sustainable landscapes – Day 2

21 July 2017
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Learning Event: GeoJournalism: A new way to combine data, maps and online story-telling – Day 2

21 July 2017
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Global Landscapes Forum 2015 – Day 2

21 July 2017
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Pecha Kucha-Style Night – Stories from the landscape – Houria Djoudi

21 July 2017
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Discussion Forum: REDD+ Forest Reference Emission Levels: Progress and challenges in developing countries – Day 1

21 July 2017
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Participants – Day 1

21 July 2017
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Participants – Day 1

21 July 2017
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