Why not use animals to keep weeds down? Why not indeed: it would cut herbicide use, and also avoid the need for mechanical ...
Understanding and measuring tropical forest degradation: a key condition for more effective policies
Forest degradation is less visible than deforestation, but also has significant effects. However, integrating degradation ...
Deforestation is continuing in tropical regions, despite a number of public and private commitments to put a stop to it. The latest issue of Perspective includes an unprecedented analysis of the ...
Crop biodiversity can only be conserved by growing it. On a biological, social and cultural level, it is now a key to the agroecological transition, which calls for equitable access and revised ...
The 30th annual UN Climate Change Conference will be held in Belém, Brazil, from 10 to 21 November 2025. With the participation of CIRAD.
In this region, CIRAD is working with its partners – research organizations, universities and departments of agriculture – to better understand the main issues surrounding climate change mitigation, ...
In the Southeast Asian island countries, research by CIRAD and its public- and private-sector partners centres on natural resource management, biodiversity and the sustainability of tree crop-based ...
Autour de Belém, à l'embouchure du fleure Amazon, des paysans et des paysannes cherchent à restaurer des sols abîmés par des ...
La dégradation forestière est moins visible que la déforestation, mais ses effets sont tout aussi préoccupants. Or ...
La déforestation persiste dans les régions tropicales, et ce malgré les multiples engagements publics et privés pour ...
Lors de la COP30, qui démarre ce lundi 10 novembre à Belém, le Brésil va proposer la création d'un fonds international pour ...
In the run-up to COP30, CIRAD is publishing a position paper on agriculture and food systems in the light of climate change.
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