Despite the extensive amount of evidence in the literature regarding the benefits of
agroforestry systems including carbon sequestration, soil erosion reduction, climate change …

Agroforestry practices that include the integration of multifunctional trees within agricultural
lands can generate multiple socioecological benefits, in addition to being a natural climate …

Transformative change is needed to align common small‐scale ecological restoration
approaches with expectations to restore millions of hectares of degraded lands globally …

Integration of solar photovoltaics on croplands (“agrivoltaics”) has been promoted as an
environmentally-friendly approach for solar energy deployment. Past studies, however, have …

Enhancing terrestrial carbon (C) stock through ecological restoration, one of the prominent
approaches for natural climate solutions, is conventionally considered to be achieved …

Agroforestry has recently been recognized as a sustainable land-use system that can both
address farmers' productive needs and provide ecosystem services to society such as …

Biomass carbon (C) stocks and species richness and diversity are interlinked, and they co-
vary along an elevational gradient. To test these hypotheses of inter-connectiveness and …

Agroforestry, as a phytoremediation measure, shows great potential for mitigating land
degradation by constructing multidimensional and efficient agroforestry composite systems …

To reduce emissions of carbon and other greenhouse gases on a pathway that does not
overshoot and keeps global average temperature increase to below the 1.5 C target …

Non-human great apes–chimpanzees, gorillas, bonobos, and orangutans–are threatened
by agricultural expansion, particularly from rice, cacao, cassava, maize, and oil palm …