
Numerous types of forest conservation policies are being implemented in the tropics today. Alongside traditional instruments like protected areas, other…

The land boundary dispute with the neighboring village had gone on for years. But Aditi*, the 60-something female president of…

Let’s assume you want to conserve a large, widely-forested watershed by compensating people for not cutting down trees. Would it…

Over the course of this past year, CIFOR’s Director-General Peter Holmgren shared his personal insights on forestry, climate change and…

In 2016, CIFOR research showed how putting landscapes and forests at the fore can promote integrated action with better outcomes…

Ever wondered what thoughts run inside the minds of CIFOR’s scientists? You now have the opportunity to pick their brains,…

2016 was an exciting year for Forests News, with the unveiling of a new website design to better showcase visual…

Nearly two decades ago, western Amazonian countries began implementing new forest policies to help communities and small producers manage their…

The western Amazonian countries of Peru, Ecuador and Bolivia have implemented significant forest reforms over the last two decades to…

With holidays approaching, now is the time to catch up on those articles, books and films missed out on over…

When most people think of forest restoration, they think of planting trees. But at the scales needed to meet ambitious…

New global forest restoration initiatives – such as the Bonn Challenge, Initiative 20×20, AFR100, the Convention on Biological Diversity Aichi…

The ambitious global strategy to reduce emissions from deforestation and forest degradation known as REDD+ rocketed to the top of…

Sarah Lake is the Head of the Drivers of Deforestation Program at the Global Canopy Programme (GCP). She spoke to…

Thanks to lobbying efforts by gender equality advocacy groups, the recent climate talks in Marrakesh yielded a significant decision that…