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… Shrestha Canyon de Chelly National Monument, USA: Navajo farming traditions and agrobiodiversity by Jessica Brown, … wild biodiversity. In general, these systems involve less intensive interventions – for example, less drainage, less intensive tillage, less reliance on large machinery, and less …

… of on-farm trees: on-farm trees are not only assets for farming systems but are also an important source of … processes such as nutrient and hydrological cycles. Intensive land-use activities are often appropriate but need … dynamics Changing characteristics Extensive-use stage Intensive- exploitation stage Forest-depleted stage Land-use …

… Permanent pastureDegraded lands Protected primary forest Intensive agriculture land WIDE-SCALE RESTORATION WIDE-SCALE … evergreen agriculture) and generally contribute to carbon-intensive land stewardship. Forest landscape restoration … and timber has been found in Rwanda highlands. • Contract farming is having some success, which supports aggregation, …

… fauna and flora) (ii) Conservation of biodiversity within farming systems (iii) Sustainable land use (iv) Enhancement … systems and of biodiversity in wild nature, within farming systems and in relation to sustainable land use …

… Europe which survived the devastating impact of collective farming under communist rule. Architectural styles and local … left derelict from past industrialisation, degraded by intensive agriculture or subjected to a whole range of … nous dit que dans les régions d'exploitation agricole intensive les Cantons doivent veiller à une compensation …

… paper evaluates the importance of watershed services to farming communities in Southeast Asia. A case study in … of existing institutions, and the need for a more labour-intensive conservation model. � Heal, G., et al. 2001. …