
BOGOR, Indonesia – Forests and trees must be considered essential in global food security and dietary diversity, according to a…

Drought is a better predictor of Amazonian fire frequency and severity than the extent of forest cover or other vegetation…

Land tenure rights have been widely considered as key to improving environmental governance. In the Brazilian state of Pará, and…

The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) is home to the second-largest single block of forest in the world, and its…

JAKARTA, Indonesia—Less than a year after 250 companies signed a commitment to zero deforestation, it may be easy to think…

JAKARTA, Indonesia— A sustainable green business model with long-term profitability: how to marry these two concerns was the subject of…

JAKARTA, Indonesia—Establishing finance mechanisms by which the private sector can invest in sustainable development was a prominent theme on the…

BOGOR, Indonesia—Failure to consider the effects of agriculture spillover into areas adjacent to intensely farmed zones will likely have severe…

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

CAMBRIDGE, United Kingdom—Weak government institutions often hamper international conventions and treaties related to protecting forest resources, a leading expert says.…

BOGOR, Indonesia—It’s an increasingly prominent way of thinking about land use that has yet, somewhat usefully, defied easy definition. Now,…

Much is made about the loss of such “charismatic” ecosystems as tropical rain forests and coral reefs. Far less is…

It is well known that property rights, which govern how individuals can control, benefit from and transfer property, influence the…

BOGOR, Indonesia—A tropical forest: A habitat for wildlife, untouched by humans? Or trees ripe to be cleared for profit? Or…