
Poorly governed, large-scale land acquisitions are a concern across sub-Saharan Africa. Tanzania’s answer to land-grabbing is a plan for sustainable,…

In 2014, many of the world’s major companies buying, trading or producing palm oil and pulp and paper made a…

Since 1999, China has restored forest landscapes across more than 28 million hectares of farmland and land classified as barren…

In the wake of global climate talks in Germany, Indonesia continues to see a strong role for forests in tackling…

In 2013, a number of major palm-oil buyers, traders and producers promised to stop clearing natural forests. The global multi-billion-dollar…

Worldwide, global hunger is on the rise, with 815 million people going hungry every day, according to a recent UN…

Creating a more sustainable global food system demands innovation in food technologies, and collaboration at the highest levels of government.…

One woman described the centuries-old, female-centered production of argan oil in Morocco and the recent degradation of the country’s forests.…

If programs for reducing greenhouse gas emissions from deforestation and forest degradation, or REDD+, are to succeed, changes in those…

In the hot, tented meeting rooms of the global climate conference in Bonn, peatlands are never far away. This is…

News of an Ebola Viral Disease (EVD) outbreak strikes fear not only in Africa where it originates, but around the…

There is much political will to meet ambitious goals on forest restoration – just think of the commitment and cooperation…

From its outset, REDD+ has divided opinions over its potential impacts on the rights of indigenous peoples. Partly, this is…

Join discussions on the topics mentioned here with the Center for International Forestry Research (CIFOR) and partners at COP23 on…