DFG Research Unit
A Social-Ecological Systems Approach to Inform Ecosystem Restoration in Rural Africa
Enumerating landscape change
Restoration landscape in Rwanda's Western Province. Image: Clémence MukankurizaAgroforestry, woodlots, and terraces were at the heart of our latest data collection round for the RESTORE project. How did we study
Connected by coffee: creating a shade corridor to support biodiversity and livelihoods in western Rwanda
Left Figure: Mukura National Park. Photo by Marina Frietsch.Right Figure: Gishwati National Park. Photo by Marina FrietschBy Molly Parker, on Reckmann et al., A coffee corridor for biodiversity and livelihoods: climatic
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Because this research group is funded by the German Research Foundation (DFG), it is primarily based at institutions in Germany. However, research is working closely with diverse collaborators in Rwanda.
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