
BOGOR, Indonesia (12 February 2014) — Each year, International Women’s Day gives the world a chance to celebrate the achievements…

The full impact of current plans to convert 2.24 million hectares (ha) of Indonesian mangrove forests to aquaculture shrimp ponds…

Editor’s Note: A version of this article was published previously by the International Institute for Environment and Development, here. Since…

Deforestation in Central Africa’s Congo Basin is lower than the average rate across Africa — but that is not likely…

Editor’s Note: Dr. Daju Resosudarmo of the Center for International Forestry Research will speak on “Forests in Sustainable Development” in…

BOGOR, Indonesia (4 February 2014) — The United Nations’ Open Working Group on Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) will convene for…

BOGOR, Indonesia (4 February 2014) — Rather than slowing down with age, trees grow faster as they get larger, new…

My previous blog post provided some context to how forests may fit into the new Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) framework.…

Demand for charcoal is all but ubiquitous in Zambia – 70 percent of households in the country use the inexpensive…

How should we define forestry for sustainable development? On 3-7 February 2014, this will be debated in the UN General…

In this video, CIFOR scientist Habtemariam Kassa examines the challenges facing Ethiopia’s forests as the country grapples with infrastructural expansion,…

Centralized management of forest resources — including charcoal and timber — has not delivered beneficial results for Zambia, instead exacerbating…

Children living in areas of Africa with heavy tree cover tend to have more nutritious diets, adding credence to research…

Scientific discoveries of recent decades have generated a wealth of knowledge on forests and climate change spanning many different sectors…