Non-timber forest products (NTFPs) are used by billions of rural and urban people globally.
Income shares from NTFPs are generally highest among poor communities and households …

Across the tropics, in both forested and agricultural landscapes, many households are highly
dependent on forest resources. Small-holder farmers, many with few alternatives, collect …

The restoration of the livelihood of forest-based communities is an important element of
forest conservation. In this study, we developed a framework of restorative justice to critically …

In order to reduce peoples' dependency on forests, to improve their livelihoods, and to
conserve forest resources a number of protected areas (PA) in Bangladesh has been …

Tropical deforestation pressures remain high, but in some areas, forest cover persists, re-
emerges, or even expands. Uncovering the driving factors of such a shift has incessantly …

Ecotourism has a high potential impact on remote communities, by improving economic
opportunity and natural resources conservation, and is increasingly accepted as an …

CONTEXT The economic and environmental sustainability of farming systems is under
increased pressure from extreme climate variability and market volatility. The diversification …

Forest resources play an essential role in supporting the livelihoods of forest farming
households. Households in this area depend heavily on forest-related activities as a source …

Tropical ecosystems host a large proportion of global biodiversity and directly support the
livelihoods of many of the world's poorest, and often marginalized, people through …

Ecotourism is increasingly accepted as a suitable alternative for sustaining rural livelihoods.
In spite of this trend, quantitative assessments of relationships between household assets …