Forests News
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As Southeast Asia’s haze dissipates, managing peatlands is more urgent than ever
To tackle persistent environmental challenges like fire, transboundary haze and global greenhouse gas emissions, Southeast Asia must focus on its…
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Building fairness into Indonesia’s carbon market: Lessons from East Kalimantan
East Kalimantan has long stood at the forefront of Indonesia’s forest and climate initiatives. Home to some of the country’s most…
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Voices on REDD+ from Quilombolas in Pará, Brazil
“REDD started to be discussed in 2005, and only now are we really understanding what it is, its risks and…
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Why aren’t we talking more about soil?
Healthy soils store carbon, protect crops from droughts and floods, feed 95% of our food, and sustain biodiversity. Healthy soil…
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Detecting the invisible: A breakthrough in the fight against swollen shoot in Côte d’Ivoire
In Vavoua, in west-central Côte d’Ivoire, a group of cocoa farmers gathers under a wooden shelter as they often do…
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Born in the Sahel, now global: A soil assessment method reshaping restoration science
Twenty years ago in Mali, Tor-Gunnar Vågen and colleagues began experimenting with a methodology to assess and map soil and land health; today, that early work has amplified into a framework with myriad applications for restoration across landscapes. …
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Support to Civil Society for the Decentralised Monitoring of REDD+ and Programmes in the DRC
Public Launch: Support to Civil Society for the Decentralised Monitoring of REDD+ Projects and Programmes in the DRC (SC-REDD)
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Cultivating agroecological leadership: Learnings from a pioneer program
Agroecology is inherently complex. Unlike conventional high-input monocropping systems, it demands close attention to local conditions – soil, shade, plant succession, species interactions, livestock integration and market dynamics. Each element affects the…
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From Forest to Fork: The impacts of wild meat value chains on biodiversity, food security and health
Hunting and trade in wild animals remain among the most significant threats to biodiversity in Asia and the Pacific. Demand…
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8th GLF Investment Case, as it happened
At the 8th GLF Investment Case Symposium: Financing Nature’s Frontlines, we brought together investors and changemakers to explore how to…
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Accelerating agroforestry in Europe: Insights from the Agroforestry Living Labs (Short version)
This video highlights how Agroforestry Living Labs across Europe are transforming farming systems by helping farmers design and manage agroforestry…
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GLF Africa 2026: Rangelands – Official Trailer
Rangelands quietly power the planet — feeding 60% of the world, covering over half of Earth’s land, and supporting the…
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GLF Climate 2025, as it happened
Up to 89% of the world’s population wants to see greater climate action. At GLF Climate 2025: A New Vision…
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Breaking the cycle of fires and toxic smoke in Southeast Asia: Progress and signs of a haze-free future
For years, Southeast Asia has faced the debilitating impact of devastating wildfires and toxic haze, with the catastrophic events of…
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Accelerating agroforestry in Europe: Insights from the Agroforestry Living Labs
This video highlights how Agroforestry Living Labs across Europe are transforming farming systems by helping farmers design and manage agroforestry…
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