This issue has been available online since 26th April 2026 for for the regular issue of April 2026. All articles in this issue (7 original research articles) were authored/co-authored by 21 authors from 8 countries (Bahamas, Georgia, Gambia, Indonesia, Jamaica, Oman, Philippines and Singapore).

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.70177/jsa.v3i2

Published: 2026-04-26

Articles

CLIMATE-ADAPTIVE SILVICULTURAL STRATEGIES FOR INDONESIAN TROPICAL FORESTS IN THE ERA OF CLIMATE CRISIS

Yahya Touray (1), Mariama Bah (2), Lamin Fofana (3)
(1) Gambia Polytechnic, GM Gambia,
(2) University of Banjul, GM Gambia,
(3) Gambia National University, GM Gambia
91-101
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FROM DEGRADATION TO RESILIENCE: LANDSCAPE-BASED ECOSYSTEM RESTORATION MODELS IN SOUTHEAST ASIA

Donny Juliandri Prihadi (1), Wayne Morgan (2), Patricia Taylor (3)
(1) Universitas Padjadjaran, ID Indonesia,
(2) University of the West Indies, JM Jamaica,
(3) Jamaica Theological Seminary, JM Jamaica
102-113
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INTEGRATING ECOSYSTEM-BASED ADAPTATION (EBA) INTO SUSTAINABLE TROPICAL FOREST MANAGEMENT

Gia Bibilashvili (1), Mariam Kapanadze (2), Levan Kharabadze (3)
(1) Free University of Tbilisi, GE Georgia,
(2) University of Georgia, GE Georgia,
(3) Batumi State University, GE Georgia
114-125
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CLIMATE ADAPTIVE REFORESTATION: EVALUATING INDIGENOUS SPECIES FOR DROUGHT AND FLOOD RESILIENCE

Khaled Al Sharqi (1), Mariam Al Mashani (2), Ali Al Shaibani (3)
(1) Dhofar University, OM Oman,
(2) Mariam Al Mashani, OM Oman,
(3) College of Banking and Financial Studies, OM Oman
126-139
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TROPICAL PEATLAND FOREST RESTORATION AS A CARBON EMISSION MITIGATION STRATEGY IN INDONESIA

Cedric Butler (1), Veronica Smith (2), Wayne Miller (3)
(1) University of The Bahamas, BS Bahamas,
(2) College of The Bahamas, BS Bahamas,
(3) Bahamas Institute of Business and Technology, BS Bahamas
140-153
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ETHNOFORESTRY AS A PILLAR OF SOCIAL AND ECOLOGICAL RESILIENCE IN TROPICAL FORESTS

Andres Villanueva (1), Catherine Li (2), Carlos Fernandez (3)
(1) University of San Carlos, PH Philippines,
(2) University of Mindanao, PH Philippines,
(3) San Beda University, PH Philippines
154-168
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COMMUNITY-BASED FOREST GOVERNANCE MODELS IN SOUTHEAST ASIA: BETWEEN LOCAL WISDOM AND STATE POLICY

Ethan Tan (1), Ava Lee (2), Lucas Wong (3)
(1) National University of Singapore , SG Singapore,
(2) Nanyang Technological University, SG Singapore,
(3) Singapore Management University, SG Singapore
169-182
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