A documentary film (Dong Cao, des racines & des Hommes, 9’04) featuring Jean-Luc MAEGHT (IRD) and PHAM Dinh Rinh (SFRI) has been shot within the Dong Cao catchment in Vietnam (M-TROPICS/MSEC) to highlight the long term monitoring of the CZO (climate, land use, hydrology, and soil erosion, root density, macrofauna, carbon), the benefits of erosion […]
Jean Luc Maeght, from IRD, explains the research protocol used on the experimental site in Laos (M-TROPICS/MSEC), within the ECOSFIX project. The video, in french, lasts 2’29”.
Jean Luc MAEGHT, from IRD, describes the experimental site of ECOSFIX in Laos, in terms of land use and soil features (M-TROPICS/MSEC). The video, in french, lasts 1’19”.
This video shows the experimental site used for the ECOSFIX project in Laos (M-TROPICS/MSEC) in November 2012 (in french, 10’28”).
Dr. Olivier Ribolzi, from IRD, promotes the last 15 years of research in Northern Laos, in collaboration with the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry of Lao PDR, within the frame of the Houay Pano CZO (M-TROPICS/MSEC). Dr. Ribolzi warns about the impacts of rapid land use changes on water and soil quality, and on water […]
A water flow measurements’ training was held from October 28 to November 1, 2013, at Houay Pano CZO (M-TROPICS/MSEC) in Ban Laksip, Luang Prabang Province. The training was organized by IRD, LUSES, iEES Paris, GET and lao (DALaM), thai (NPD) and vietnamese (SFRI) partners. It involved students from universities and research institutes of these 3 […]
Short summary of the latest research on the Houay Pano CZO (M-TROPICS/MSEC) dealing with teak expansion, the impact of understorey management on soil surface features and water infiltration, and the consequences of increased surface runoff and soil erosion on pathogens’ transport. Video (4’39) can be watched here.
“When John Rowell moved to India in 2012, he had a limited understanding of ‘water problems’. A chance encounter with a member of the Indo-French Cell for Water Sciences led him on a six month journey to better understand our most precious resource…” Full text can be found here.