
In recent decades, growing numbers of policymakers have begun to embrace more holistic strategies to address the intertwined challenges of…

Instead of a birthday cake, a hunting community surprised researcher Lauren Coad with pangolin stew. “They were like, ‘bon anniversaire!’…

Under Peruvian law, a title gives traditional forest communities rights over land, but resources on that land, such as forests,…

Pangolins are peculiar creatures. Their tongue can be longer than their body, they look like a pinecone with legs, and…

The polemic around the expansion of oil palm plantations in the tropics continues, and increasingly involves consumers concerned with sustainability.…

Many timber-based businesses in Indonesia made a smooth transition to the European Union’s FLEGT (Forest Law Enforcement, Governance and Trade)…

The introduction of FLEGT (Forest Law Enforcement, Governance and Trade) licensing in Indonesia has opened access for businesses of all…

The Indonesian government is the first to adopt the European Union’s new FLEGT (Forest Law Enforcement, Governance and Trade) licensing…

On the sidelines of the 2017 Association for Tropical Biology and Conservation Annual Meeting in Merida, Mexico, and following a…

What is a forest? And how do you restore one? These seemingly simple questions were interrogated – with a focus…

Paving the way for increased and more meaningful participation of women and marginalized groups in managing forests is a requisite…

Scarce conservation funding is currently under public scrutiny. “Does it work?” is frequently the overarching question – and if so,…

Indonesia has taken a global lead in adopting the European Union’s new timber legality license, making a smooth transition from…

The Green Climate Fund (GCF) recently adopted two new decisions intended to reduce global emissions from deforestation and forest degradation,…

On the eve of discussions in Jakarta about local wood enterprises and Forest Law Enforcement, Governance and Trade (FLEGT) licensing,…