
Bouncing back from the impact of war involves not only rethinking and reshaping policies to repair social, cultural and economic…

Forests offer undervalued policy solutions to malnutrition and hunger

As the concept and principles of integrated landscape approaches (ILA) become increasingly popular, researchers and practitioners must consider not only…

Palm trees are more than five times more numerous in such neotropical rainforests as the Amazon than in the large-scale…

Traditionally foragers and hunter-gatherers, many of the Indigenous communities scattered throughout the dense tropical forests of Central Africa have been…

Although many modeling forecasts and government policies suggest that forests must be destroyed to make way for agriculture and provide…

With our field work stalled by social unrest in Zambia and then the global COVID-19 pandemic, we decided to seize…

Yangambi, located in northern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), was once a lush tropical forest landscape, home to bountiful wildlife…

This story was originally published by the Society for Ecological Restoration in SERNews Across the globe, the degradation and destruction…

Indonesia’s peatlands are subject to frequent fires, in recent times becoming more vulnerable due to erratic climate-change related weather patterns,…

Smallholder farmers in the drylands of eastern Kenya are benefiting from innovative farming techniques initially tested in collaboration with World…

Indigenous federations and the Peruvian government are confronting obstacles caused by conflicts over land-tenure rights to implement effective climate mitigation…

Efforts to combat global hunger and malnutrition are increasing amid the COVID-19 pandemic. The recently published Global Report on Food…

Sound land-use policies to conserve freshwater habitats in tropical forests can help maintain fish biodiversity, reduce the risk of food…