FAO Forestry:
Forest as a pathway to limit global warming
FAO Forestry:
Forest as a pathway to limit global warming
FAO Forestry:
Forest as a pathway to limit global warming
FAO Forestry:
Marco Boscolo, Forestry Officer, FAO
FAO Forestry:
Forest as a pathway to limit global warming
FAO Forestry:
Robert Matthews, Research Programme Group Manager, Forestry Commission, Farnham, UK
FAO Forestry:
Rocio Condor, AFOLU International Climate Change Expert, FAO
FAO Forestry:
L-R: Hiroto Mitsugi, Assistant Director-General, Forestry Department, FAO, Tiina Vähänen, REDD+ Coordinator, FAO
FAO Forestry:
Robert Matthews, Research Programme Group Manager, Forestry Commission, Farnham, UK
FAO Forestry:
Forest as a pathway to limit global warming
FAO Forestry:
L-R: Esther Mertens, GHG Inventory Expert, FAO, Javier Garcia Perez, National Forest Inventory Analyst, FAO
FAO Forestry:
Marieke Sandker, Forestry Officer, FAO
FAO Forestry:
Forest as a pathway to limit global warming
FAO Forestry:
Benjamin Davis, Strategic Programme Leader, FAO
FAO Forestry:
Andrew Taber, Senior Forestry Officer, FAO
FAO Forestry:
Jeff Campbell, Manager, Forest & Farm Facility, FAO
FAO Forestry:
Eva Müller, Director, Forestry Policy and Resources Division, FAO
FAO Forestry:
L-R: Serena Fortuna, Forestry Officer, FAO,
FAO Forestry:
Yoshihiko Aga, Forestry Officer, FAO
FAO Forestry:
Giacomo Grassi, Joint Research Centre of the European Commission
FAO Forestry:
L_R: Mette Løyche Wilkie, Chief, Policy and Resources Division, Forestry Department, FAO, Ruth Mallett, Governance and Economics Consultant, FAO
FAO Forestry:
Marco Piazza, Forestry Officer, FAO