
A lack of information and data on biodiversity is posing barriers to conservation and human well-being in Africa, a regional…

Nearly every rural family in the 49 countries of sub-Saharan Africa relies on wood to cook, boil water, provide heat…

Indigenous rights have recently taken on a more prominent role in international discussions on forests and their role in combating…

When populations move, there’s a tendency to assume the worst – war, poverty or environmental degradation may be the first…

Looming potential infrastructure projects pose a serious threat to the forested peatlands of the Congo Basin, and could prevent the…

As the world ramps up commitments to address climate change, restore degraded lands and achieve sustainable development for all, a…

Four East Africa country representatives, a handful of restoration implementers, half a dozen scientists and a collection of gender specialists…

Climate change may affect everyone, but not always equally. Women — especially those living in poor, rural communities — often…

Around the Chitwan National Park in Southern Nepal, forests are supporting the emergence of a host of sustainable local businesses.…

When a company builds a mine, dam, highway or other infrastructure, how can it compensate for, or ‘offset’, the loss…

Increasing the organic carbon stored in biomass and soils holds great promise to help mitigate climate change. However, there is…

Peru has set a goal of restoring forest on some 3 million hectares of degraded land, but the country still…

What can you cook from parkia seeds and baobab leaves? How about temple plant leaves and shea butter? New research…

The story goes that in the 16th Century an artisan from Champa appeared and taught Jepara’s residents a new style…

In the past week, sharp criticism was leveled at CIFOR’s recent publication, ‘Rights abuse allegations in the context of REDD+…