Forest Conservation in Africa
The Forest Conservation Project in Africa aims to protect vital forest ecosystems while supporting local communities, especially farmers, with sustainable land-use practices. By reducing deforestation and promoting agroforestry, the project helps maintain soil fertility, water availability, and climate stability—key elements for successful agriculture. It empowers local people through training and alternative income sources, such as improved farming methods and carbon credit revenues. Ultimately, the project demonstrates how conserving forests and supporting agriculture can go hand in hand to ensure food security, protect biodiversity, and build climate resilience.

Date: Monday, July 7, at 10:00 a.m., US Eastern Time.
Topic: Agriculture