Applying social-ecological resilience principles to manage woody vegetation in smallholder farming landscapes

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agriculture

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ShuFis

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MedMedMedTec

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This little booklet provides an overview of how to apply resilience principles for sustainable tree species diversity management in the context of smallholder farming landscapes. It is based on work carried out within the research project ‘A Social-Ecological Approach to Enhance Tree Diversity in Farmland with Application to a Cultural Landscape in Ethiopia’.

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