Verena Guran-Fierz
What motivates a “normal” person to start an organisation like Reforestation World? And why are trees important?
What motivates a “normal” person to start an organisation like Reforestation World? And why are trees important?
How should we define – and care for – urban trees, in a way that respects their nature and ensures that we can benefit the most from healthy urban forests?
When green areas are seen as a added value: the perspective from a real estate manager on the integration of green areas with a long-term horizon in a large property in a prime location in Zurich.
Robin Chazdon and Sarah Wilson are two researchers with a long experience in ecological restoration and conservation. Their work links academia and practice across a wide range of ecosystems and human systems, keeping an holistic perspective on different approaches, opportunities and issues.
Lessons from a top expert with several decades of experience on land restoration, in Africa and elsewhere, and a system-wide perspective on the topic.
The father of one of the most impactful reforestation techniques shares his decade-long experience on how to get farmer communities to succcessfully regrow – not plant – millions of trees.
Learnings from the Zoo’s experience with reforestation efforts and community involvement in Madagascar.