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Datasets, Tools & Reports
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Monitoring for REDD+: carbon stock change and multiple benefits »
This paper investigates the relationship and potential synergies between monitoring systems for carbon stock changes and multiple benefits from REDD+.
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Carbon Calculator »
This innovative tool provides users with initial estimates of embedded carbon within an identified spatial area such as a protected area or any user-defined polygon drawn on a global map.
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Safeguarding and enhancing the ecosystem-derived benefits of REDD+ »
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Letters: Benefits of self-reporting »
This brief note suggests that Laurance and Venter’s proposal to replace developing countries’ role in the process of monitoring forest carbon stocks for the REDD programme may not be in the long-term interests of promoting reduced emissions from forests in developing countries.
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REDD-plus and biodiversity: opportunities and challenges »
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Belize: The Mountain Pine Ridge Forest Reserve: Carbon sequestration and forest restoration »
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Kenya: Forest Landscape Restoration »
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Canada: Fungal Inoculation of Trees as a Habitat Enhancement Tool in Second-Growth Forests »
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Climate change and coral bleaching »
Coral reefs are a critical global resource, both biologically, and in socio-economic terms. Coral reefs are also highly sensitive to climatic influences and appear to number among the most sensitive of all ecosystems to temperature changes, exhibiting the phenomenon known as coral bleaching when stressed by higher than normal sea temperatures.
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Managing Ingrown Douglas-fir Stands for Biodiversity, Forage, and Timber: The Farwell Canyon Study, British Columbia, Canada »
