
“Peatlands are dynamic and diverse and the underlying causes of their degradation are as complex as the ecosystems themselves,” said…

Watching tongues of flame spread through dry grass or spiral up trees often evokes particular emotions: fear; panic and grief…

Putting people first is a vital part of the equation for protecting and restoring Indonesia’s vast tropical peatlands. This was…

The challenges agriculture poses are well known. The sector covers 40 percent of the Earth’s surface area, produces up to…

The Indonesian archipelago is home to over a third of the world’s tropical peatlands. These black-watered, sodden swamp forests store…

A new initiative seeks to bring public-private collaborators together, to overturn funding hurdles and develop new strategies to address challenges…

Although research demonstrates the benefits – for people and forests – of secure land and resource rights, these rights remain…

Southeast Asian nations are preparing for the possibility of an environmental emergency, exacerbated by the health crisis brought on by…

This story was originally published on Landscape News. When Paula Whyte, a technical advisor for Tanzania-based non-governmental organization Mpingo Conservation…

To address urgent, complex and intertwined problems like climate change, deforestation and global inequality policymakers need to learn from various…

See events CIFOR and ICRAF are hosting at COP 25 here. A key idea of REDD+ was to pay those…

Autumn Peltier has taken the weight of the world’s water on her shoulders. As Chief Water Commissioner for the Anishnawbek…

The Papua region, which makes up the Indonesian half of the island of New Guinea, has often been seen as…

In a welcome “good news” story for the world’s carbon stocks and biodiversity, the felling of old-growth forest for oil…