Forest Restoration on Indigenous Lands: Restoring Biodiversity for Multiple Ecosystem Services, Community Resilience, and Financial Sustainability Through Locally Informed Strategies and Incentives

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Panama contains vast Indigenous territories of mixed land use. This project seeks to facilitate the development of economically sustainable reforestation approaches to expand contiguous forest cover and improve Indigenous livelihoods.

Funded by: Global Centre on Biodiversity for Climate

Principal Investigator: Melinda D. Daniels

Collaborating Organization: Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute

Project Year: 2024

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Forest Restoration on Indigenous Lands: Restoring Biodiversity for Multiple Ecosystem Services, Community Resilience, and Financial Sustainability Through Locally Informed Strategies and Incentives

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