Land Use, Forestry, and Agriculture
Forest, agricultural, and other land uses are both a source of emissions and a way to remove carbon from the atmosphere. RFF scholars are identifying and measuring land management solutions that can sustain people, ecosystems, and the climate, through effective incentives, investments, and protections.
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Agriculture
Examining the impacts of agricultural land use
![Forest Carbon](https://media.rff.org/images/GettyImages-1027261108.2e16d0ba.fill-619x619-c100.jpg)
Carbon Sinks
Examining the balance between forest coverage and biomass production
![Timber](https://media.rff.org/images/GettyImages-1033323868.2e16d0ba.fill-619x619-c100.jpg)
Forest Products
Analyzing the range of policies that govern timber product markets
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Protected Lands and Outdoor Recreation
Assessing the value of protected lands to inform effective policy
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Public and Private Lands
Examining the way natural, rural, and urban land is used and managed
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Wildfires
Analyzing how communities, land managers, and policymakers can mitigate wildfire disasters
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