Forestry Articles
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Bosawas Biosphere Reserve Projects - Case Study
The Bosawas Biosphere Reserve is one of the largest contiguous forest in Latin America. It is a rich landscape with 21 different ecosystem types and is home to 13% of known species ...
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Kuyu Ya Projects - Case Study
We focus on women empowerment and offer the smallest of land owners with as little as 1/4 of a hectare (25m x 25m) an opportunity to produce their own energy by way of planting as little as 36 Castor Trees that will give them sufficient electricity all year ...
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1-48T/H hen chicken pellet making equipment for animal
1. RICHI hen pellet making maker offer for saleRICHI 1-48T/ H premium quality poultry pellet making equipment for animal hen livestock steed goat duck dog cow shellfish pig production, adopts ring pass away pelletizing tools. The machine contains power machine, transmission, transmission shaft, pass away plate, pressing roller, feed hopper, cutter and discharge hopper. The ring die furnished with ...
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Project - Alligator River, United States
Avoided Conversion Bluesource Climate Action Reserve Why We Love this Project This conservation project protects forested land in the tidal region of northeastern North Carolina adjacent to the Alligator River National Wildlife Refuge. Most neighboring properties have been harvested, burned on site and then converted to agricultural land for crop production such as wheat and corn. This ...
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Project - San Jeronimo - Bienes Communales, Mexico
Improved Forest Management Bienes Comunales San Jerónimo Zacapexco Climate Action Reserve Why We Love this Project A sister project to Ejido San Jerónimo, Bienes Comunales San Jerónimo is an improved forest management project that takes place on communal land in western Mexico. The land is owned communally by the local community, going back to the 1700s. The San ...
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Project - NIHT Topaiyo, Papua New Guinea
REDD+ Avoided Unplanned Deforestation NIHT Inc. Verra Why We Love This Project NIHT has partnered with traditional landowners of New Ireland and East New Britain in Papua New Guinea to repurpose land originally scheduled for commercial timber harvesting into a forest carbon project. Since 2014, Papua New Guinea has been the world's largest exporter of tropical timber wood, making the ...
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Project - TIST India
Afforestation, Reforestation, and Revegetation Clean Air Action Corp. Verra Why We Love This Project The TIST India project, started in 2004, is a grouped reforestation project in southeastern India that currently includes 2,860 individual small farms covering a total of 2,216 hectares. This region of India has experienced vast deforestation as a result of agricultural activity, and the ...
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Project - Isla Bosque Reforestation, Costa Rica
Afforestation, Reforestation, and Revegetation BaumInvest Gold Standard Registry Why We Love This Project The Isla Bosque project is a reforestation project in north-central Costa Rica. A sustainable forest management company, BaumInvest, purchased the first parcel in 2007. Subsequent parcel acquisitions total 1,556 hectares of forest under restoration. The project area had previously been ...
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Project - Nicaforest, Nicaragua
Afforestation, Reforestation, and Revegetation Across Forest AS Gold Standard Registry Why We Love This Project Located in Nicaragua’s deforested south-east region, Nicaforest aims to regenerate 490 ha of forest for timber production, carbon capture, and conservation work. The project works closely with landowners in a Shared Benefit Scheme to plant teak and endangered native species ...
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Project - Los Bancos, Mexico
Improved Forest Management Álvaro René Rivera Jaramillo Climate Action Reserve Why We Love this Project Established in 2018, the Ejido Forestal Los Bancos project conserves communally-owned pine-oak forest in Northern Mexico and provides alternative income to the 44 ejidatarios who have traditionally tended the land. The project hopes to sequester 376,166 tons of CO2 within ...
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Project - Agrocortex, Brazil
REDD+ Avoided Unplanned Deforestation Ecológica Assessoria Verra Why We Love this Project The Agrocortex project of Brazil both preserves and lightly harvests an area of untouched rainforest in Brazil's most biodiverse region. The project protects an area larger than the entire city of San Francisco. It is verified and registered as an avoided deforestation project, but ...
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National Apprenticeship Act Promises 1 Million Opportunities, Could Be ‘Game-Changer’
The labor shortage in the trades has the attention of Congress. The House of Representatives in February passed – in a bipartisan vote – the National Apprenticeship Act of 2021. It was the first time they had addressed the program since 1937. Want to grow your plumbing business? Advocates for the proposed law say it will provide significant funding to strengthen and expand the ...
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Commissioned At Nibio Norway - Case Study
Last week, we commissioned a Evodos 10 unit for algae harvesting at NIBIO NIBIO installed 4 PBR systems and 1 Evodos 10 unit to support various research projects for algae. Biomass is harvested with the Evodos 10 unit direct from the cultivation PBR’s. NIBIO is to contribute to food security and safety, sustainable resource management, innovation and value creation through research and ...
By Evodos B.V.
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Aviro M120 Drone: Encouraging palm oil plantation surveillance
Palm oil is an essential ingredient in many products such as soap, cosmetics, and food. No wonder palm oil has high selling power. Palm oil can grow well in the tropics, so many palm oil plantations in Indonesia and Malaysia. The condition of the plantation, which is located in forestry with thousands of hectares and there are gaps around the plantations, allows unwanted activities to occur, such ...
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What are surveying and agriculture mapping drones?
Agricultural drones are one of the most promising technological advancements in recent years. They may increase crop yields by up to 25%. These drones have also reduced water usage by up to 50%. Recently, drones have been functioning for massive spraying and aerial mapping. Hence, small to medium farmers and large agriculture corporations started utilizing drones to manage and control their land. ...
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Advantages of drones for agriculture mapping: Avirtech case studies
Determining the best area for plantations and agriculture takes a long time and deep research. In the previous era, photogrammetry has become a helpful tool for plantations surveys. It uses to capture the area of ownership limit. However, photogrammetry technology needs to improve to get in-depth information about the land. The photogrammetric method using drones rides is auspicious. High spatial ...
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Make 2022’s colors of the year pop with new cover plates
Each new year brings predictions on the colors that will likely grace the walls of homes and buildings across the U.S. over the coming months. But you may be surprised to learn that companies such as Sherwin Williams and Pantone put a lot of effort into their Color of the Year choice - researching and interpreting current fashion, politics, pop culture, social media, world events, and more. In ...
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Forest Fire Detection - Case Study
Forest Fires caused either due to natural or manmade reasons, can cause massive destruction on a wide scale. They occur mainly in the summers, in tropical regions which have a dry climate. Forest fires can happen anytime, anywhere without any warning or prior help. As soon as it is identified, forest fires need to be controlled in the nick of time, before it blows way out of proportion. Prkruti ...
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CNC Carving Machine
Utilizing secures to prevent products to the work bed, CNC carvers deal with your jobs with rate and precision. Calibration is simple and fast, so you can solve to work. CNC Carving Machine With a big range of products to select from for your jobs, like light weight aluminum, cork, timber, wax, polymer, MDF, foam and plastic, the opportunities are unlimited. Utilize a softer product to produce a ...
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How Genghis Khan Cooled the Planet ?
Genghis Khan-The EcoSaver: Ever wondered if a wolf could be a pacifier of the jungle? It happened a few centuries back in Genghis Khan’s times. Mongols were nomadic tribes until the end of the 12th century. They were warriors roaming around the Eurasian Steppe North of China and fighting. At the beginning of the 13th century Temujin’s dominance over the region’s nomads, ...
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