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Operationalizing Climate Appropriate Portfolios of Tree Diversity

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Climate Appropriate Portfolios of Tree Diversity (CAPTD) are mixes of tree species’ planting materials, delivered to growers, that are environmentally-matched to planting sites and purpose-matched to planting requirements.
CAPTD are necessary to respond to climate change in conjunction with other challenges that tree planting can help address.
A possible pathway for the operationalization of CAPTD, outlined in this brief, involves a series of steps to define the portfolios and then implement them, drawing on different tree-knowledge resources, consultation approaches and planting material production methods.

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https://doi.org/10.17528/cifor-icraf/008850

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2023

Authors

Kindt, R.; Graudal, L.; Jamnadass, R.; Pedercini, F.; McMullin, S.; Hendre, P.S.; Carsan, S.; Moestrup, S.; Abiyu, A.; Lillesø, J-P.B.; Dawson, I.K.

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Keywords

trees, biodiversity, species, climate change, tree planting

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