Mixed species plantations and their potential role in innovative production systems for forest restoration

Large-scale timber plantations are controversial in many parts of the world for numerous reasons, including direct and indirect land-use changes and associated impacts on a variety of ecosystem goods and services. The use of mixed-species plantations for commercial and restoration reforestation purposes is gaining interest both as an option to support the supply of wood, and to contribute to meeting international agendas on the restoration and provision of ecosystem services. Yet there are few experiences of mixed-species plantations, and those that exist are poorly documented. In this report, we review and synthesize the state of mixed- species plantations in South and Southeast Asia, Latin America and sub- Saharan Africa, as well as examine their potential role as a novel production system that supports commercial reforestation efforts, environmental and socioeconomic resilience and restoration.

Bibliographic Details

Main Authors:	Lopez-Sampson, Arlene, Chesnes, Marion, Baral, Himlal
Format:	Documento de trabajo biblioteca
Language:	English
Published:	The CGIAR Research Program on Forests, Trees and Agroforestry, Bogor (Indonesia) 2021-12
Subjects:	PLANTACION, INNOVACIONES, SISTEMAS PRODUTIVOS, USOS DEL SUELO, SERVICIOS ECOSISTEMICOS, COMERCIALIZACIÓN, RESTAURACION ECOLOGICA, PRODUCCION DE MADERA, REFORESTACION, BOSQUE MIXTO, Sede Central,
Online Access:	https://repositorio.catie.ac.cr/handle/11554/11632
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