
When new data on global forests are published, it is always a grand opportunity to update analyses of global, regional…

The landscape approach is largely about working across institutional boundaries – boundaries that evolved for good reason but now sometimes…

Few people in development and environment circles could have missed that this year will see a confluence of global agreement-making.…

A transcript of CIFOR Director General Peter Holmgren’s speech at the Global Landscape Forum in Lima: It’s amazing, the interest…

The UNFCCC COP20 in Lima is around the corner, and expectations are mounting again on how far the world’s countries…

As REDD+ has evolved and expanded, numerous opportunities, synergies and challenges have emerged, particularly with respect to tenure and financing.…

I am often asked if forests will benefit from a landscape approach. Sometimes I hear concerns that taking a landscape…

In just over a month, the second Global Landscapes Forum will kick off in Lima, Peru. The past year has…

NEW YORK—Today is an important day for our future on the planet. The United Nations Climate Summit gathers an impressive…

More than 120 heads of states and tens of thousands of people will converge on New York next week to…

As a global organization with offices and projects in West and Central Africa, we are keeping a close eye on…

The IPCC’s Working Group II report on Climate Change Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability was released earlier this week. A major…

The “slow food” movement centers on “good, clean and fair” food that provides a healthy diet while reflecting and maintaining…

My previous blog post provided some context to how forests may fit into the new Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) framework.…

How should we define forestry for sustainable development? On 3-7 February 2014, this will be debated in the UN General…