The book "Tropical Homegardens" offers a comprehensive analysis of integrated tree, plant, and animal production systems that are typically found in tropical regions. These systems, often established in small plots around residential homes, are the result of centuries of innovation and experimentation by farmers. Despite their significance for sustainability, they have long been overlooked by the scientific community. However, in recent years, interest in these traditional systems has increased, as they are seen as a potential solution to environmental issues such as biodiversity loss and rising CO2 levels in the atmosphere. Additionally, they provide economic benefits as well as improved food and nutrition security for the operators. This specialized book brings together contributions from leading researchers and professionals in the field and summarizes the current state of knowledge on homegarden systems to promote their improvement and the development of similar agroforestry systems.