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Maize is one of the main crops grown to produce bioenergy © A. Rival, CIRAD

Results & impact 14 December 2022

Bioenergy is not as good an idea as it seems if land use is overlooked

Expert view 30 November 2022

“The commons open up new possibilities”

Territory-based approaches

(©Brent Stirton-Getty Images for FAO, CIFOR, CIRAD, WCS)

Science at work 20 November 2022

Conflict resolution – improving the co-existence of humans and wildlife

DOUME VILLAGE, CLOSE TO LASTOURSVILLE, GABON, 29 JUNE 2021: Expert bushmeat hunter Nkani Mbou Mboudin is seen with an antelope he just shot hunting in the forest around his village. This village survives on fishing and bushmeat. Gabon has a sustainable bushmeat culture, largely because of its small population and large protected habitats. (photo by Brent Stirton/Getty Images for FAO, CIFOR, CIRAD, WCS)

Science at work 20 November 2022

A balancing act between wildlife conservation and food security

Movement of livestock between cultivated fields, Senegal River delta © J. Bourgoin, CIRAD

Science at work 27 September 2022

Giving visibility to pastoral activities in Senegal: a question of justice

Call to action 16 September 2022

Using agroecological practices to boost family farming