An Underground Forest A Solution To Restoring Degraded Land A Note from ted: farmer managed natural regeneration (fmnr) for climate change remains an ongoing field of study. tedx events are independently organized by vo. To use this simple yet powerful solution to combat climate change and poverty by restoring 1 billion hectares of degraded land, reducing atmospheric carbon dioxide by up to 25%, and creating a more liveable planet for us all. tony is a natural resources management specialist and agronomist who has worked for world vision for a number of years.
Tony Rinaudo The Forest Underground Poche 9780645067125 Ebay .tony had a eureka moment on a dirt road in niger, west africa when he realized that a useless looking bush was, in fact, a tree. it transformed his approach to restoring degraded forests. tony and a team of local staff and farmers developed farmer managed natural regeneration (fmnr), to prune and protect trees growing from stumps and roots. Tony rinaudo was born in the northern victorian town of wangaratta and raised in nearby myrtleford. [1] after completing high school he studied at university of new england, armidale (bachelor of rural science) and later at bible college of new zealand (bible in missions course). [1][2]. Australian agronomist tony rinaudo is turning african deserts into forests. tony rinaudo, pictured here with farmers in africa, is known as the "forest maker" for his work re greening degraded. Tony rinaudo: a working definition of fmnr is a community led approach to naturally regenerating degraded landscapes and ecosystems. it is a sustainable land management approach that seeks to.
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