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A climate COP in the heart of the Amazon: CIFOR-ICRAF at UNFCCC COP30
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A climate COP in the heart of the Amazon: CIFOR-ICRAF at UNFCCC COP30

10 – 21 Nov 2025. Belém, Brazil
RESSAC Programme International Scientific Symposium - Central African Forest Ecosystems
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RESSAC Programme International Scientific Symposium – Central African Forest Ecosystems

25 – 26 Nov 2025. Libreville, Gabon

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CIFOR-ICRAF Scientist Jianchu Xu Named 2025 Top Agri-Food Pioneer by World Food Prize
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CIFOR-ICRAF Scientist Jianchu Xu Named 2025 Top Agri-Food Pioneer by World Food Prize

28 Oct 2025
Research reveals the genetic diversity of trees in Ethiopia’s ‘church forest’
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Research reveals the genetic diversity of trees in Ethiopia’s ‘church forest’

23 Oct 2025
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Recognising indigenous "sacred areas" could double amount of protected land worldwide

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