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… Shrestha Canyon de Chelly National Monument, USA: Navajo farming traditions and agrobiodiversity by Jessica Brown, … fairly evenly distributed through the year, and without dry 34 summers. The orientation of the valleys favours … of the Park. Thus there are scattered farmhouses, dry stonewalls2 and other elements, many of which are now in …

… of on-farm trees: on-farm trees are not only assets for farming systems but are also an important source of … Sukuma have long relied on ngitili to provide them with dry-season fodder for their cattle, firewood and other … • General and thematic maps drawn up • Percentage of dry forests managed, planned and protected • Cooperation …

… features. There are hills and flatlands, wet forests and dry forests, coastal areas and inland areas, rural areas and … or regeneration, to improve crop productivity, provide dry season fodder, increase soil fertility, enhance water … and timber has been found in Rwanda highlands. • Contract farming is having some success, which supports aggregation, …

… with attempts to reforest an area that had been used for farming. The farmers involved protested and the RTAF, to its … with high priority for soil conservation and areas for farming. In the case of the site where the aborted first … mainly due to uncontrolled livestock grazing in the dry season. Livestock grazing also made on-farm soil …

… Maass, J.M., et al. 2005. Ecosystem Services of Tropical Dry Forests: Insights from Long-term Ecological and Social … paper evaluates the importance of watershed services to farming communities in Southeast Asia. A case study in …