Carbon farming is rapidly evolving as a key climate action tool, and agroforestry is now formally recognized in the EU Carbon Removals Certification Framework Regulation (2024/3012). However, ensuring credible, transparent, […]

Carbon farming is an agricultural approach that enhances the ability of soils and vegetation to absorb and store carbon dioxide (CO₂) from the atmosphere. By adopting sustainable land management techniques,

Agroforestry is a powerful tool for sustainable land management, offering multiple environmental and economic benefits. However, despite its potential, many farmers and landowners face financial barriers that limit the adoption

The ReForest project has taken a significant step forward in knowledge-sharing with the launch of a Data Visualisation page on its platform. This interactive tool offers an in-depth overview of

The ReForest project is calling on farmers, practitioners, and agroforestry enthusiasts to share their insights on the FarmTree Tool, an innovative platform for planning and managing sustainable agroforestry systems. The

On 15th of October 2024, ILVO hosted the agroforestry event of the year: ‘Farming with trees: the road to 2035’. Over 200 farmers, researchers, policymakers and other stakeholders gathered to

Agroforestry is rapidly gaining recognition as a key solution for sustainable farming and land management. As a nature-based and effective practice, it offers a range of environmental, social, and economic

In a recent article, the European Research Executive Agency (REA) emphasises the vital role of EU-funded projects in paving the way toward a sustainable future. Participation in COP29 provides an

On July 23rd, 2024, Simon Swatek (University of Bonn) attended the Food and Agriculture Organization’s (FAO) event on scaling up agroforestry. This high-level dialogue was part of the 9th World

Author: Paweł Radzikowski radzikpawe@gmail.com Day 1 of monitoring (29.04.2024): Upon arrival at the German Living Lab, Mr. Paweł Radzikowski from Ogolnopolskie Stowarzyszenie Agrolesnictwa (OSA, Polish Agroforestry Association) met with Ms.