
A visit to a home in sub-Saharan Africa, from Namibia to Niger, will likely reveal a common feature: a fireplace…

“There used to be a lot of wildlife here in my father’s and grandfather’s time: deer, tapir, capybara and peccaries,”…

The Congo Basin is home to the second largest tropical forest in the world, but it is well behind Southeast…

Augusta Anandi is a researcher and Ph.D. candidate with the Collaborating to Operationalize Landscape Approaches for Nature, Development and Sustainability…

The active involvement of everyone living and working in a tropical landscape – from local communities and governments to the…

Landscape restoration and adaptation are a journey not a destination, said Ravi Prabhu, deputy director general of research at World…

The vast savannah in Guyana’s southern Rupununi region has varying moods. From April through August, the rainy season, it turns…

Tourism in Guyana’s southern Rupununi region has long been a small business aimed at foreign visitors. But growing demand for…

As the main pollinators of the stinky but popular durian fruit, bats make a significant contribution to the local economy…

Forest protection is not usually a huge money spinner. Logging, mining, clearing forests for grazing, or building a new city…

Trees have extraordinary powers. They provide shade, cool the local climate, draw carbon dioxide from the air, and can repair…

Indonesia – The long-awaited rains have finally arrived in parts of Indonesia devastated by forest and peatland fires, bringing relief…

A top international scientist who has advanced the application of the landscapes approach to conservation and development research while introducing…

Esther Mwangi, an environmentalist, public policy expert, scholar and mentor whose research explored gender and land-rights inequities in relation to…

Carbon stored in mangroves and wetlands (known as blue carbon) is playing an increasingly prominent role in discussions about the…