
Tree-planting pledges have soared globally, spawning an ‘any-trees-at-minimal-cost’ solution to climate change that often does more harm than good from…

A jurisdictional approach (JA) has the potential to enhance Indonesia’s district and national action plans on palm oil plantation sustainability,…

Ensuring women have fair and equal access to land and resource benefits through Gender Transformative Approaches (GTAs) can yield real…

Making agricultural production more sustainable is a key challenge of our time – and it requires reckoning with an intricate…

Trade in agricultural commodities has been linked with deforestation in tropical regions across the globe. But what’s driving the biggest…

Is palm oil a ‘demon’, or is it being unfairly demonized? To shed light on this debate, a team of…

Although knowledge gaps concerning integrated landscape approaches (ILA) are closing, there are still as many questions as there are possible…

Alida and Eric are PhD candidates at the University of British Columbia and University of Amsterdam, respectively. They’re also colleagues…

The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) hosts over half of the species-rich Congo Basin forests – the second-largest contiguous tract…

“Big, ripe tomatoes in Yangambi? It was magical!” said Sakina Kalindula, a community facilitator who helped set up the first…

The way that the world tackles biodiversity loss has changed for the better. At a global biodiversity summit (the 15th…

Keeping Andean and Amazonian forest in equilibria is crucial to avoiding crossing ecological tipping points for the biomes in the…

Gender dynamics can be critical to the success or failure of forest landscape restoration (FLR) efforts. Roles and relations dictated…

As the international community races to limit global warming to 1.5°C, countries must get serious about monitoring and reporting accurately…

In the past few decades, the Sahel – the region immediately south of the Sahara Desert and the Horn of…