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

Tens of millions of Africans rely on bushmeat and wild fish for up to 80 percent of their protein, and…

BOGOR, Indonesia — Apart from employment figures, governments have very little sound data on the exact number of people benefiting…

The loss of Indonesia’s forests is not helping the country’s food security, according to a top official with the World…

BOGOR, Indonesia — Despite sustained interest in agriculture- and forest-based livelihoods among young people in tropical regions, their voice has…

A persistent divide in policy governing agriculture and forest management must be bridged, according to experts at a recent conference…

The diversity of genetic material of trees is in danger of being lost due to deforestation and monocrop forestry, putting…

As the links between tropical forests and food security have become ever clearer in recent years, experts at a recent…

Editor’s Note: Check in at forestasia.org to see news updates from the Forests Asia Summit. Videos of all presentations and…

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

Forests and trees underpin agriculture for food production in time and space. Most smallholder food production systems — which feed…

An integrated approach to land management ensuring sustainable policies could help agriculture-dependent West Africa cope with the looming effects of…

Communities across the globe can build resilience to climate change by re-inventing old water storage strategies and investing in new…

Globalization, population growth and competition for land make it mandatory to consider ecosystems and humans as integrally entwined entities. Not…