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Welcome!
Understanding how and why some forests are fragmented, degraded, and
losing species, while other forests are in good condition and even
regrowing and expanding, is a puzzle to any thoughtful observer of the
environment.
In a world which is experiencing unprecedented degrees of environmental
change and degradation at a global scale, one sees evidence of
restoration, suggesting that under certain conditions, people can
self-organize and stem the steady loss of the ecological systems that
sustain us.
At the Center for the Study of Institutions, Population, and
Environmental Change (CIPEC) we are dedicated to understanding these
processes and sharing this knowledge with the scientific community and
the public.
Last Updated: 20 September 2007
Voice: (812) 855-2230 TDD: (812) 855-7654 Fax: (812)
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2007, The Trustees of
Indiana University.
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