The U.S. Forest Service Central Africa Program works with host country governments, universities, and local and international non-governmental organizations to address and promote sustainable forest and land management, biodiversity conservation and responses to climate change across the Congo Basin.
By sharing and exchanging knowledge, expertise, and experience, the U.S. Forest Service aims to build capacity in program countries to promote the sustainable use and management of natural resources and improve lives.
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SilvaCarbon Profile: Meet Chief Kondjo
SilvaCarbon Profile: Meet Chief Kondjo SilvaCarbon is an interagency technical cooperation program of the U.S. Government to enhance the capacity of selected tropical countries to measure, monitor, and report carbon …Read More »U.S. Forest Service Seminars – Meet Brice MOWAWA
U.S. Forest Service Seminar Participants: Meet Brice MOWAWA The U.S. Forest Service International Programs hosts an annual international seminar series on natural resource management including seminars on topics such as …Read More »
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