
Exclusion from land is inherently negative. A handful of actors hold all the power to control relations around land use.…

On the edge of Sumatra’s Leuser National Park, Tanganan village offers days spent hiking to see wild tigers, rhinos, elephants…

Ebola, the deadly hemorrhagic virus that can kill up to 90 percent of those it infects, has made a recent…

Palm oil might seem an odd proposition for reducing poverty and preserving rainforests. In recent years, the negative environmental and…

In the last decade, ambitious initiatives have been launched to address climate change and development – the Paris Agreement and…

As scientists are increasingly exploring the high carbon stocks contained in mangroves, tidal marshes and seagrass meadows – known as…

“When you talk about protection of forests, you have to remember that it not only benefits the country itself, it…

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Asia-Pacific is the fastest growing region on earth, home to the world’s three largest cities. Yet it also contains 740…

Montane forests in East Africa play a crucial role as water towers, holding freshwater long enough for it to recharge…

A few months back, we shared our first impressions of new research on the Zambian trade of Pterocarpus tinctorius –…

Why might fish stocks be more depleted inside a marine protected area (MPA) than outside of it? This and other…