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Here you will find more specific information about the issues and studies that inform our approach to sustainable forestry.

 

  • Regarding the economic viability of carbon ranching in the indigenous community of Ipeti-Embera

Indigenous livelihoods in Eastern Panama

The fate of the tropical forest: Carbon or cattle?

  • A graduate thesis by a Peace Corps Panama volunteer that studies Ipeti-Embera's efforts to grow and sell Teak in the Panamanian domestic market

Feasibility of teak production for smallholders in Eastern Panamá

  • Two studies that attempt to gauge the benefit to rural communities of planting and harvesting native tree species

Growth equations and rotation ages of ten native tree species in mixed and pure plantations in the humid neotropics

Growth in pure and mixed plantations of tree species used in reforesting rural areas of the humid region of Costa Rica, Central America

  • Deforestation imposes on the world's economy a much higher cost than the credit crunch, as an EU-commissioned report argues

Nature loss 'dwarfs bank crisis'

The economics of ecosystems and biodiversity

  • The beneficial effects of carbon payments on poverty and sustainability of agricultural systems explained in this study

Agricultural Carbon Sequestration, Poverty and Sustainability

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