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Preserving Ivory Coast’s Forests in the Fight Against Cocoa-Driven Deforestation
Join us on an extraordinary expedition as we delve into the captivating world of satellite monitoring, uncovering the remarkable collaboration between Earthworm Foundation (formerly known as The Forest Trust - TFT) and Airbus. In our latest video, "The Cocoa Beneath," we journey to the vibrant landscapes of Ivory Coast, where cutting-edge technology and environmental stewardship…
Restoring ecosystems can only work with the local people involved
Thomas Crowther, a British scientist specialising in ecosystem ecology and the principal scientific adviser to the United Nations' Billion Tree Campaign, gave an edifying TED talk in which he explains that by generating a holistic understanding of Earth’s ecosystems, we transform our ability to understand climate change, and identify the best strategies to address it……
Tropical forest regenerating faster than expected in Côte d’Ivoire
Tropical forests in Côte d'Ivoire are regenerating faster than expected, according to 80 international scientists. The remarkable finding reveals that these forests can restore up to 80% of their soil fertility, structure, and plant diversity within a mere 20-year timeframe, all without any human intervention. This natural restoration process offers a promising pathway for the…
Food systems that restore nature
Dr. Brent Loken, WWF's Chief Scientist for Global Food, provides valuable insights into the complex issue of feeding a global population of 10 billion people. As a thought leader, he emphasizes the importance of considerations such as agricultural productivity, sustainability, distribution systems, and socioeconomic factors. Dr. Loken highlights the need for increased productivity and efficiency…
When sustainable agroforestry improves the living standards of indigenous people in Peru
The province of Loreto in northern Peru is grappling with two significant environmental challenges. Firstly, there is a rampant issue of timber trafficking, with estimates suggesting that between 78% and 88% of trees are being illegally felled. Secondly, the expansion of agricultural land is contributing to deforestation, particularly affecting indigenous communities who live under precarious…
Viticulture: more micro-organisms in biodynamic soils
A study by INRAE (Institut national de la recherche agronomique) shows an increased presence of micro-organisms in biodynamic soils. These conclusions concern in particular viticulture, a sector at the forefront in this field. The result is indisputable. According to a meta-analysis carried out by Amélie Christel, of AgroParisTech, Pierre-Alain Maron and Lionel Ranjard, of the…
3 questions to Cyril Dion #2
Cyril Dion is a writer, director, poet and committed environmentalist. He directed the successful documentary "Demain" with Mélanie Laurent. His latest film, Animal, evokes the 6th mass extinction of species through the journeys of two teenagers, Bella and Vipulan. The director talks to us about the moments and encounters that have particularly marked him during…
All posts – World Living Soils Forum
The preservation of the Living Soils is one of Moët Hennessy’s major commitments in terms of sustainability. This site is intended to consolidate the numerous existing initiatives around the world on the topic as a way to contribute to the sharing of knowledge and help evolve practices to encourage soil regeneration.