Agroforestry for Climate Change Mitigation in the UK
The UK government outlines strategies for integrating agroforestry into farming practices to combat climate change, including incentives for farmers and landowners.
The UK government outlines strategies for integrating agroforestry into farming practices to combat climate change, including incentives for farmers and landowners.
Research article discussing the potential of agroforestry to contribute to UK climate change mitigation targets, published in the Journal of Agricultural Science.
The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations provides guidance on integrating agroforestry practices into farming systems to enhance climate change resilience.
The Soil Association offers practical advice and resources for UK farmers looking to adopt agroforestry practices as a strategy for mitigating climate change.
Video presentation by a leading UK academic on the potential of agroforestry to contribute to climate change mitigation in the UK, hosted on the University of Oxford's YouTube channel.
The National Farmers' Union discusses the economic benefits of integrating agroforestry into UK farming practices, including potential income streams and cost savings.
Peer-reviewed article reviewing current policies and practices related to agroforestry in the UK, with a focus on climate change mitigation and adaptation.
The University of Edinburgh's Centre for Agroforestry offers an online decision support tool to help UK farmers assess the suitability of their land for agroforestry and develop climate-resilient farming plans.