
Monitoring deforestation so countries can track their greenhouse gas emission targets might seem like a technical matter of satellite images…

What are integrated landscape approaches and how do we put them in practice on the ground? These questions – important…

Delegates are gathering for the 22nd session of a climate conference in Marrakesh, Morocco, from 7-18 November. It is interesting…

At the COP21 in Paris last year, 195 countries reached an historic agreement – the first ever universal, legally binding…

As world leaders gather next week for COP22 Marrakesh to discuss priorities for action on the Paris Agreement, Indonesia marks…

First the land was baked dry, then the torrential rains came – sweeping away homes, crops, forests and human lives.…

Siti Maimunah deftly steps out of a shallow canoe, stamps though the undergrowth and enters a cleared field, surveying the…

Evidence of Pygmy culture in sub-Saharan Africa dates back more than 20,000 years. With forests playing an integral role in…

Eucalyptus timber and poles are in high demand in Uganda, yet Faiby Namukwaya, a 48-year-old mother of ten, can’t seem…

Trees have strong cultural meanings worldwide. Among the Baganda people of central Uganda, the Ficus natalensis tree signifies chiefdom. In…

Ask people what ‘community forestry’ is, and you are likely to get different answers in different countries, or even in…

It might come as a surprise to most people that enough food is produced globally to feed approximately 10 billion…

CIFOR: What kind of research are you carrying out on nutrition and landscapes? Amy Ickowitz: Our research started by looking…