Below is a selection of some of the key publications by IAFN and the analog forestry community. The full IAFN virtual library is currently under construction. In order to maintain access to our material during this time, we have created a public Dropbox folder where you can access more material relating to analog forestry, IAFN, and our partners. Click here to access the full document library, or on the icon below:
Analog Forestry Book
Analog Forestry Book: VIEW DOCUMENT
Analog Forestry Manuals
Field Guide: VIEW DOCUMENT
Practitioner’s Guide: VIEW DOCUMENT
Forest Garden Products
FGP Standards: VIEW DOCUMENT
Research Publications
Systematization of Analog Forestry – CATIE/RIABM: VIEW DOCUMENT
Analog forestry and community nutrition – Jana Brauer: VIEW DOCUMENT
Innovative Environments – Cheryl Ripley: VIEW DOCUMENT
Articles
Participatory Guarantee Systems- Aguilar and Gates: VIEW DOCUMENT
Risk Management and Analog Forestry – Becker and Goldman: VIEW DOCUMENT
Analog Forestry: Creating Productive Landscapes – Dickinson: VIEW DOCUMENT
Understanding Tropical Soils – Dombro: VIEW DOCUMENT
Analogue Forestry: A Sustainable Design System – Dufty: VIEW DOCUMENT
Temperate Zone Application of Analog Forestry – Hill: VIEW DOCUMENT
Conceptualizing a Forest – IAFN: VIEW DOCUMENT
Analog forestry as a conservation and development approach – Jones: VIEW DOCUMENT
Bioremediation of Nitrates in Groundwater – Melvani and Pathmarajah: VIEW DOCUMENT
Another Response to Global Warming – Senanayake: VIEW DOCUMENT
Analog Forestry as an Art Form – Senanayake: VIEW DOCUMENT
Towards a Commonsense Understanding of Carbon – Senanayake: VIEW DOCUMENT
Valuing Photosynthetic Biomass – Senanayake: VIEW DOCUMENT
Forest Gardens – Senanayake and Beehler: VIEW DOCUMENT
IAFN Newsletter
Analog Forest June/July 2014 Newsletter #12: VIEW DOCUMENT
Analog Forest August/September 2014 Newsletter #13: VIEW DOCUMENT
Analog Forest October 2014 Newsletter #14: VIEW DOCUMENT
Analog Forest December 2014 Newsletter #15: VIEW DOCUMENT
Analog Forest June 2015 Newsletter #16: VIEW DOCUMENT
A new form of farming to carry us into the future?: Dr. Ranil Senanayake on analog forestry
Sri Lanka is renowned for its biodiversity, being a small island with a stunning variety of ecological and animal biodiversity that is almost unrivalled. However, this biodiversity, like biodiversity all around the world, is under threat. Deforestation, habitat destruction, and climate change are all creating a loss in biodiversity worldwide.
