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Peatlogy in tropical peatland: A new transdisciplinary science

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The Earth Anomaly – climate change, global warming, and ecological and environmental (E&E) degradation of land – presents a complex existential crisis for mankind. Based on field studies in tropical […]

Issue 134

At Research Outreach, we strive to showcase leading research from around the globe and make it accessible to everyone. This issue, our first of 2023, does just that. It’s a […]

Triharmony/Trilemma of Nutrients Assets in tropical peatland

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Peatland soils and water are characterised by low nutrient concentrations. Despite this, biomass in native tropical peatlands is abundant and has adequate nutrients. At Hokkaido University, Sumitomo Forestry Co Ltd, […]

Fieldlogy Science: A new transdisciplinary science for Earth’s regeneration

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Fieldlogy, a new transdisciplinary science for the biosphere and geosphere, draws on ecological, environmental, and economic fields. The approach incorporates mutual interactions, cause-and-effect sequences, feedback systems, self-organising, fusion systems, and […]

Climate justice: International Open Access Week 2022

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#OAWeek…is now open! Open access to knowledge is essential for tackling the climate emergency. ‘Openness can create pathways to more equitable knowledge sharing and serve as a means to address […]

Transdisciplinary field science based on Land-Surface Management (LSM)

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Land-Surface Management (LSM) technology, which is based on transdisciplinary field science, offers a solution for ‘Earth Regeneration’. The general principle behind LSM technology aims to control and manage three basic […]

Nature as an asset: Natural capital in ‘FutureCity’ Shimokawa

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Natural capital provides the goods and services that sustain humankind, but accurately quantifying it remains problematic. Professor Mitsuru Osaki (Hokkaido University) and Mr Takashi Kasuga (NPO FutureForest Institute) have addressed […]

Natural-capital-based societies in the tropics: Harnessing forest function to combat climate change

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Natural capital – assets derived from the natural world – forms the basis of national economic systems. When natural capital is depleted without reinvestment, there is a net reduction in […]