
A six-hour drive from Pokhara as the nearest city, the village of Nalma sits perched atop verdant hills of terraced…

The United Nations International Day of Rural Women, marked on 15 October, recognizes the invaluable role of rural women in…

With something as evident as fire, it would be easy to assume that what you see is what you get.…

Up to 1.3 billion people are now living on degraded land, at risk of food and water shortages and worsening…

The damaging practice of clearing land by burning has spread across Indonesia since at least the 1990s, employed by large…

The advantages of timber certification are not out of reach for small-scale growers — but success depends to a large…

In Colombia, indigenous peoples have hunted wild meat, or bushmeat, for thousands of years. In many rural areas, bushmeat continues…

Local laws and regulations banning the clearing and burning of peatlands have sprung up across Indonesia since President Joko Widodo…

In Indonesia, few have forgotten the devastating peatland fires and suffocating haze that afflicted the greater region for several months…

A new book launched today brings together 30 years of scholarship on a topic that is gaining increasing attention worldwide:…

This week the International Union of Forest Research Organizations, IUFRO, is holding its 125th Anniversary Congress in Freiburg, Germany. IUFRO…

The 12-year absence of major hurricane landfalls in the continental USA ended earlier this year: Hurricane Harvey, Hurricane Irma ……

Although only four Latin American countries have drawn up national plans so far to meet international commitments for forest restoration,…