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Company members at C4 EcoSolutions and AfriCarbon reflect on the role of scientific research in scaling ecosystem restoration

Why do trees grow in savannas and not in grasslands?

Spekboom thicket restoration in partnership with Reforest’Action

C4 Chair Anthony Mills presents at prestigious Global Forest Summit in Brussels

The art of science: C4 employee wins prestigious photographic award

Two C4-developed projects approved for GCF funding at B28

Designing ecosystem-based adaptation projects: lessons learned from EbA South

Regularly revisit the exit strategy for managing ecological infrastructure

Sow the seeds of long-term research across multiple platforms and institutions

Hire professional scientific interpreters and conduct targeted joint research to ensure long-term South-South collaboration on the science of EbA

Quantify ecosystem goods and services in granular detail, and at a landscape scale, using state-of-the-art technology to heed international calls for urgent upscaling of EbA.

Develop EbA project budgets that take into account the complexity and time-consuming nature of constructing ecological infrastructure.

C4 EcoSolutions in 2018: the year in review

From faeces to fuel: how innovative waste management is addressing disease, deforestation and climate change in Kenya

The under appreciated value of secondary forest for carbon and biodiversity

A promising new technique for coral reef rehabilitation

A new generation of apps is needed to change the course of history

The Kuzuko Thicket Restoration Project (KTRP)

Building resilience of communities through an ecosystem-based adaptation approach

Pie in the sky: is global food security within reach in the face of a changing climate?

Attending the UNDP Conference on Climate Change, Food Insecurity and Resilient Livelihoods in Juba, South Sudan

Notes from the field: jackfruit in the Himalayas

Homegardens: a highly productive form of agriculture that can benefit biodiversity

Catalysing ecosystem restoration for resilient natural capital and rural livelihoods in degraded forests and rangelands of Nepal

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