As UNCCD COP16 convenes in Riyadh, this comprehensive Atlas is a call to action for leaders, policymakers and communities to rethink drought resilience.
ISOE MSc students Svea Muche & Marlen Britsch studied the social dimension of tipping points, as well as bush thinning as a rangeland restoration strategy.
Stefan Liehr and Markus Rauchecker presented preliminary results on social-ecological tipping points and development projects to combat desertification.
Dr. Diego Menestrey's field research sheds light on how communal farmers in the Okakarara Constituency perceive and manage desertification tipping points.
The UNAM team took two BSc students for data collection towards their final year research projects at a bush control site in communal areas of Namibia.
PhD student Vistorina Amputu led a study on the spatial and temporal transferability of drone-based models for predicting forage supply in dry rangelands.
