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Video highlights of the 55th Session of the International Tropical Timber Council...
The third level of diagrids is in place, windows are going and the front entrance is taking shape....
In rural Ghana, Kachana spends hours everyday searching the forest floor for firewood to cook meals for her family. As trees continue to disappear across the African drylands, this is becoming harder and harder. There is no alternative for rural communities like Kachana's, forcing women to spend up ...
In the African drylands trees provide nutritious food for families to eat, and an opportunity to earn an income from selling tree products at market. Trees also enrich dry, degraded land so that it becomes fertile once again. TREE AID works with local communities to plant trees that can survive in t...
Following on from ITV New's Earth on the Edge news bulletin TREE AID's Chair of Trustees, Shireen Chambers, talks live on ITV Lunchtime News about the impacts of deforestation and how TREE AID is working to fight it. Earth on the Edge news bulletin: https://youtu.be/SCVzwtAc_xI Credit to ITV...
On average a woman like Kacaha in rural Ghana spends an hour and 40 minutes a day collecting firewood. A simple fuel-efficient stove provides an incredibly effective solution reducing wood consumption by 50%. Each stove means fewer trees are cut down, less smoke is produced while cooking and they...
Somos (de) los boques. Intercambio de conocimientos para la protección de los bosques...
国际竹藤组织(简称INBAR，英文全称International Bamboo and Rattan Organisation )是第一个总部设在中国的独立的全球性政府间国际组织，其宗旨是以竹藤资源的可持续发展为前提，联合、协调、支持竹藤的战略性及适应性研究与开发，增...
L’Organisation internationale pour le bambou et le rotin (INBAR) a été créée en 1997 en tant qu’organisation intergouvernementale, avec pour mission « d’améliorer le bien-être des producteurs et des utilisateurs de bambou et de rotin, tout en préservant une base durable de ressources e...
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