🌟 Free Webinar on "Climate change to Agroforestry Awareness" 🌟Adapting to climate change requires a comprehensive approach that involves public and private lands. Agroforestry is the intentional mixing of trees and shrubs into crop and animal production systems to create environmental, economic, and social benefits. This private land management approach provides opportunities for shared stewardship on agricultural and forested lands, including those adjacent to public lands. Agroforestry allows land managers to integrate productivity and profitability with environmental stewardship that will contribute to healthy and sustainable landscapes. Purpose: Agroforestry, cultivation and use of trees and shrubs with crops and livestock in agricultural systems. ✨ Host: Juhairah A.Cosain 🗣️ Speaker: Marjohn V.Anislag

2. Speaker Introduction
Marjohn V.
Anislag, MSAF
Assistant
Professor
Surigao State College
Of Technology –
Philippines
Ph.D Student
University of
the Philippines

3. CONTENTS
Definition of
Climate
Change
Causes of
Climate
Change
Expected
Effects of
Climate
Change?
Agroforestry
as a Climate
Change
Solution
Agroforestry
to Climate
Change
Mitigation
Agroforestry
Practices to
Mitigate
Climate
Change

4. Climate Change Awareness

5. What is Climate Change?

6. Causes of Climate Change?
Expected to increase by 2
billion persons in the next 30
years, from 7.7 billion currently
to 9.7 billion in 2050 and could
peak at nearly 11 billion around
2100.

7. What is Global
Warming?

8. What is Greenhouse
Gases?

9. Destruction of Land
Ecosystems and Deforestation

10. Destruction of
Marine Ecosystems

11. Population Increase
The world's population
is expected to
increase by 2 billion
persons in the next 30
years, from 7.7 billion
currently to 9.7 billion in
2050 and could peak at
nearly 11 billion around
2100

12. Expected Effects of Climate Change?

13. Agroforestry Awareness

14. Agroforestry as a Climate Change
Solution

15. Agroforestry to Climate Change Mitigation

16. Agroforestry Practices to Mitigate Climate
Change
Forest farming

17. Question

18. THANK YOU FOR
LISTENING

19. References
1. Anislag, M. V., Alsong, L. G. & Masuhay, M.P. (2020).
Yield & Sugar Performance of Sweet Potato (Ipomoea
Batatas L.) Varieties to Fertilization Strategies as
Intercropped In Mulberry Trees.
2. IPCC, 2019. IPCC Special Report on Climate Change,
Desertification, Land Degradation, Sustainable Land
Management, Food Security, and Greenhouse gas fluxes
in Terrestrial Ecosystems. Intergovernmental Panel on
Climate Change.
3. McMichael, A.J. (2003). Climate and Human Health:
Risks and Responses.
4. Wolff, E. F. (2020). Climate Change Evidence & Causes.