FTA held a science workshop for all FTA scientists looking at set-ups for observing, understanding and learning from changes in land use, their multiple drivers, and multidimensional consequences, as well as lessons from the program’s Phase 1 and ways forward into Phase 2 on Dec. 18, 2017, at the Gustav Stresemann Institute in Bonn, Germany.

The supporting documents from the workshop are available below.

Background documents

• Data recommendations
• Colocation of FTA bilateral projects (Phase 1) and the Sentinel Landscapes network: A preliminary analysis
• Review and synthesis of long-term experiment networks

Presentations

• FTA Science Workshop 2017
• Place-based research
• Approaches for research and policy engagement on the transformations and governance of value chains and landscapes
• Gender in place-based research
• Forest and landscape restoration: From genes to society
• Selecting useful tree species: Potential natural distribution maps and species distribution models
• Long-term scientific observatories: Nicaragua-Honduras Sentinel Landscape
• FTA place-based research
• The Tropical managed Forests Observatory: A research tool to address the future of logged forests
• From place-based landscape research to IPG
• ASB Partnership for the Tropical Forest Margins: The benchmark sites experience
• International Long Term Ecological Research Network
• Sentinel landscapes: Phase 1 set-up and key results
• Sentinel landscapes: The challenge of building long-term research networks
• Adaptive landscape institutions: From place-based landscape research to international public goods
• Exploring forest landscape restoration: Tenure, multi-level governance and community impacts
• FTA Science Workshop: RT questions