The success of landscape restoration isn't measured by how many seedlings go into the ground, but by how many survive and thrive.
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Farmer Story: A Conversation With a Coffee Farmer
Meet Johnson Mugabe, a Robusta coffee farmer working with Roots & Canopy Agroforestry to integrate Grevillea robusta into an established coffee farm in Hoima District.
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Farmer Story: A Conversation With a Cocoa Farmer
Meet Joseph Mukama, a smallholder cocoa farmer working with Roots & Canopy Agroforestry under our Cocoa Agroforestry Pilot in Hoima District.
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Women in Forestry -The Hands That Keep Landscapes Alive
Behind many of Uganda's thriving forests are women whose work often goes unseen. Investing in the women who raise, plant, and care for trees is essential to making landscape restoration last.
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Why Timing Is Everything in Agroforestry
The right tree planted at the wrong time is still a lost opportunity. In agroforestry, timing can make the difference between a seedling that thrives and one that dies after the first dry spell.