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Datasets, Tools & Reports
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Uganda: Forest Landscape Resoration »
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UK: Global Partnership on Forest Landscape Restoration in Kielder Forest »
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UK: Loch Katrine Forest Landscape Restoration »
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USA: Preservation and Restoration of a Hawaiian tropical dry forest »
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USA: Restoration of Bottomland Hardwood Forests »
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Carbon, Biodiversity & Ecosystem Services: Exploring Co-benefits Jiangxi Province, China »
At UNFCCC COP14 UNEP-WCMC released Carbon and biodiversity: a demonstration atlas (Kapos et al. 2008). Using global datasets on carbon storage in terrestrial ecosystems and areas of high priority for biodiversity conservation, this publication illustrated the potential of spatial analyses to assist decision-makers in identifying areas where reducing emissions from land use change could at the same time help to secure biodiversity benefits.
However, to support planning and decision-making at national and sub-national scales, such analyses must be based on data developed at an appropriate scale and should be done in consultation with a wide range of stakeholders to help prioritise among the different benefits and services under consideration.
This report presents data and analyses on areas of high carbon density and high priority for biodiversity in Jiangxi Province, China. The degree of their overlap with protected areas is assessed, and their relationship to the distribution of human population is explored.
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Impacts of Climate Change on Wildlife »
The impacts of "human-induced" climate change are now being observed in every aspect of life, and it is the most significant and far-reaching current environmental threat. This book introduces a series of case-studies highlighting the observed current changes in a number of species and habitats, ranging from the tropics through to the polar regions, and in some cases predictions for future impacts.
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Potential links between monitoring for multiple benefits of REDD+ and the monitoring requirements of the Rio Conventions »
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Australia: Amelioration of Dryland Salinity using Native Tree Species in New South Wales, Australia »
State Forests of New South Wales is a government department taking a leading role
Resource Type: Reports
with four projects on the use of reforestation to ameliorate the growing problem of
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Safeguarding and enhancing the ecosystem-derived benefits of REDD+ »
