
At the landscape level, tackling one problem invariably involves trade-offs with another. For instance, expanding smallholder oil palm production in…

Blame it on the fact that we’re visual creatures, but while mangroves, salt marshes and other coastal ecosystems are growing…

The banks of the Ciliwung River are not grounds for Jakarta’s most desired real estate, as is the case for…

Exclusion from land is inherently negative. A handful of actors hold all the power to control relations around land use.…

Scientists have traced the evolutionary history of the world’s tropical forests, with some surprising results – and new insights that…

This article first appeared as an op-ed on 21 March on Thomson Reuters Foundation. For years we have celebrated forests,…

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In 2018, action around the world is in full swing to meet global goals on climate change, sustainable development and…

As the global population rises and the resources that support it come under increasing pressure, the search for complementary solutions…

Hollywood actor Alec Baldwin this week joined the ranks of a growing movement to reach climate and development goals as…

A lack of information and data on biodiversity is posing barriers to conservation and human well-being in Africa, a regional…

As the world ramps up commitments to address climate change, restore degraded lands and achieve sustainable development for all, a…

From 1 November 2017, Dr. Robert Nasi is taking on the role of Director General of the Center for International…

Up to 1.3 billion people are now living on degraded land, at risk of food and water shortages and worsening…

On the eve of talks in Pekanbaru, Riau, on best practices to prevent fire and haze, Center for International Forestry…