FORESTS NEWS

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  Seeing from all sides: Why we need more women in science

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  Toucans, tapir and tortoises: Revealing the biological riches of southern Guyana

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  Congo Basin: Need for more funding to let ‘lungs of Africa’ breathe

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  Are community rights being upheld in REDD+ safeguards processes and landscapes in East Kalimantan?

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  Nourishing leadership: Why gender matters in development science

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  In DRC, Indigenous Peoples and local communities’ inclusion in REDD+ remains a work in progress

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  Finding common ground for community forest management in Peru

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  Energy transfer: How one woman scientist aims to spark enthusiasm in the next generation

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  Framing up the community-centred future of peatland management

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  For many Indigenous communities, land titles aren’t the same as tenure security

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  From dialogue to action: Building on the five steps to transform food systems through agroecology 

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  From emergency response to resilient food systems in Yangambi

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  Agroforestry emerges as a climate-smart pathway for transforming Nepal’s landscapes 

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  Bridging science, people and policy: How evidence-based storytelling shapes environmental action in the Congo Basin

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  Increasing Central Africa’s profile in global environmental funding

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  Smallholder tree farming takes centre stage at Asia–Pacific Forestry Week

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  How community conservancies are restoring wildlife and biodiversity in Zambia’s KAZA Corridor 

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  Detecting the invisible: A breakthrough in the fight against swollen shoot in Côte d’Ivoire 

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  From drought to abundance: How climate-smart farming is transforming lives in Eastern Rwanda

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  Measuring what matters: A new tool strengthens Africa’s protected area management