
Indonesia, home to the largest mangrove forests in the world, is set to introduce a groundbreaking national blue carbon measurement…

Over the past 12 years, the African Orphan Crops Consortium (AOCC) has trained 172 scientists – 40% of whom are…

“Rainfall is becoming a rarity—arriving late and departing far too soon,” said Bakari Robert, CEO of MIDIMA, as he recounts the…

3·2 billion people are affected by land degradation. Economic growth trajectories pose even greater risks through destabilisation of the global…

A virtual workshop held on September 10, 2024, entitled ‘Using digital tools to support climate & agroecological transitions at scale’,…

In schoolyards across West Kalimantan and South Sumatra, Indonesia, junior high students are heard discussing the cucumbers they planted, the…

From 21 October to 1 November, a dynamic mix of government leaders, scientists and biodiversity champions will descend on Cali,…

Initiatives under REDD+ (“reducing emissions from deforestation and forest degradation and forest conservation, sustainable management of forests and enhancement of…

Initiatives to protect tropical forests are on the rise as countries strive to meet their climate, biodiversity and sustainable development…

Discussing Africa’s responses to climate challenges took centre stage at the Twelfth Conference on Climate Change and Development in Africa…

As global leaders prepare to meet in October to assess progress on conserving Earth’s biological diversity, Uganda is taking the…

Peru is a pioneer in state-led incentives for forest conservation. In 2010, with the ambitious goal of reducing deforestation of…

Soon after the massive forest and peat fires that affected Indonesia in 2015, South Sumatra decided to pioneer a new…

A new study published in Nature Sustainability sheds light on the far-reaching impact of mining beyond the excavation site. Conducted…

Brazil is the most biodiverse country on Earth, with six terrestrial biomes, three marine ecosystems, and at least 103,870 animal…