Project

Development of decision models for tree intensification and diversification in an agroforestry landscape mosaic in Cameroon

Code
01W03314
Duration
01 August 2014 → 31 December 2019
Funding
Regional and community funding: Special Research Fund
Research disciplines
  • Natural sciences
    • Physical geography and environmental geoscience
  • Engineering and technology
    • Communications technology
    • Geomatic engineering
  • Agricultural and food sciences
    • Agricultural animal production
    • Agricultural plant production
    • Agriculture, land and farm management
    • Forestry sciences
    • Other agriculture, forestry, fisheries and allied sciences
Keywords
fuelwood intensification climate change mitigation landscape management land use change remote sensing forest margins agroforestry
 
Project description

The tropical forest margins are characterised by socio-ecological dynamics which contribute to changes in tree cover usually through changing land use practices in relation to stakeholders’ perception, needs, and objectives. The aim is to analyse the land use dynamics and assess the contribution of tree intensification/diversity agroforestry system as a climate change mitigation strategy through along the forest margin landscapes.