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Farm level natural capital accounting to connect on-ground agroforestry decision making with local and global imperatives: A case study in Tasmania, Australia
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• We produced the first farm level natural capital accounts to link farm land use decisions to global goals. • 221 ha of new trees boosted both private and public benefits across 9 Tasmanian farms. • New plantings sequestered 102 kt CO₂-e and added 716 ha of threatened species habitat. • Agroforestry plantings increased sheltered land by 500 ha and timber by 52,000 m3. • NCA tools enable strategic planning for multi-benefit agroforestry at farm scale.
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Global change
Landscape transitions
Nature positive
Nature based solutions
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