- Hong Kong Carbon Reduction Campaign
- Global forest carbon research
- Securing water supply in China's heartland
- Taking direct action
- Saving the Freshwater Gharial in the Ganges
- Cleaning up the Ganges
- Untangling our understanding of lianas and climate change
- The Panama Canal Watershed Experiment
- Protecting the Ganges: Interschool Recycling Workshop
- Cooking on natural gas in the Yangtze
- Tackling illegal deforestation
- Johannesburg's Rea Vaya Bus Rapid Transit Project
- Baicheng wind farm project
Climate Change Research, Panama
Christian Zeigler
As part of the HSBC Climate Partnership, STRI scientists are investigating how forests respond to climate change. Part of their research will be focused in the Panama Canal Watershed to understand how land-use decisions impact the storage and release of water in the environment.
This, in fact is the largest ever experiment on quality and quantity of water flow in the Panama Canal. Scientists have been researching in this area since 1923, providing valuable data on tropical biology. STRI is coordinating research activities in other tropical zones around the world, which will contribute to its findings.
