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Tag: hydriculture

[Al Jazeera] The drowning villages of Indonesia
13Jul

[Al Jazeera] The drowning villages of Indonesia

Wawan, his wife and three children have lived in the village all their lives. The family doesn't want to move away and abandon their home. (Syarina H

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[LINK] Scientists call for urgent rethink of tropical peatland palm oil and drainage-based agriculture
14Oct

[LINK] Scientists call for urgent rethink of tropical peatland palm oil and drainage-based agriculture

[caption id="attachment_594" align="alignright" width="300"] Credit: University of Nottingham[/caption] An honorary associate professor at The Univer

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Riparian flight: fly-by and transect of riparian forest in Papua (Indonesia)
03SepNovember 17, 2018

Riparian flight: fly-by and transect of riparian forest in Papua (Indonesia)

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[LINK] Global Forest Watch Water Metadata Document
02Sep

[LINK] Global Forest Watch Water Metadata Document

Communities around the world face a growing water crisis. Surging water demand, aging water infrastructure, continued changes in land use, and increas

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[LINK] An Introduction to the Convention on Wetlands
22Aug

[LINK] An Introduction to the Convention on Wetlands

The Convention on Wetlands (Ramsar, Iran, 1971) is an inter-governmental treaty whose mission is “the conservation and wise use of all wetlands thro

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[LINK] Why conservationists need a little hope: saving themselves from becoming the most depressing scientists on the planet
20Aug

[LINK] Why conservationists need a little hope: saving themselves from becoming the most depressing scientists on the planet

By Jeremy Hance, Mongabay Here’s a challenge: take a conservationist out for a drink and ask them about their work. Nine times out of ten—or poss

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[LINK] Stop blame game, start working, experts say
19Aug

[LINK] Stop blame game, start working, experts say

By Bambang Nurbianto, The Jakarta Post As the number of hot spots in forest areas is increasing, relevant parties — government, companies and small

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[LINK] Prevention is better than cure: Managing habitats now to stop forest fires in the future
16Aug

[LINK] Prevention is better than cure: Managing habitats now to stop forest fires in the future

In undisturbed conditions, peat-swamp forests are fire resistant. Even during the dry season the ground will remain wet. These forests can be inaccess

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[LINK] Closer collaboration needed for a sustainable peatland economy
12Aug

[LINK] Closer collaboration needed for a sustainable peatland economy

[caption id="attachment_484" align="alignright" width="300"] Sago palms being grown by the water in Central Maluku District, Indonesia. Wetland agricu

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