Author Archives: IFRIsnre
How do external interventions affect forest management?
Clare Barnes and Frank van Laerhoven recently published a paper considering how involvement from external organizations affects the local governance of community forests, especially in trying to overcome collective action dilemmas.
The Virtue of Conflict- New Publication by IFRI Researchers
Frank van Laerhoven and Krister Andersson recently published an article about the effect of conflict on the local governance of community forests.
Jodi Brandt visits Cameroon
Jodi recently visisted the CAFI study area in Cameroon. Read about her adventure and see some of her pictures.
IFRI at the annual meeting of the AAG
IFRI researchers were well-represented at the annual meeting of the Association of American Geographers in Los Angeles, California.
Featured Researcher- Christoph Nolte
Christoph Nolte is a PhD candidate at the University of Michigan’s School of Natural Resources and Environment. His research examines the impact and cost-effectiveness of conservation projects. Specifically, his thesis focuses on the effectiveness of protected area support projects in …
RECOFTC collecting IFRI data in Cambodia
Fieldwork photos from Thailand-RECOFTC.
IFRI Work Featured in PNAS
An IFRI related study examining deforestation and protected area in the Amazon rainforest is featured in the current edition of PNAS.
Innovative Ideas for Forest Management in Indonesia
Peter Newton recounts a recent visit to the Katingan Project in Central Kalimantan.
Featured Researcher- Jodi Brandt
Jodi Brandt joined IFRI a postdoctoral research fellow in November 2012. Jodi’s primary objective is to identify strategies for how to conserve biodiversity in a rapidly changing world. Her main approach is to measure land-use and land cover change from …
Allen Blackman Discusses Land Titling in the Amazon
Dr. Blackman visited IFRI in Michigan to present a stimulating lecture about his recent efforts to understand forest changes that resulted from land titling of indigenous communities in the Peruvian Amazon.