
On December 26, 2004, a magnitude 9.1 earthquake off Sumatra, Indonesia, swept a massive tsunami across the Indian Ocean. The…

As global climate change continues to threaten coastal communities in the tropics, governments have increasingly focused on the promotion and…

Many countries have included agriculture, forestry and other land use targets in their Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) to fight climate…

To combat climate change, one can avoid it via mitigation, or cope with it via adaptation. Even though these objectives…

Inclusive development is on the agenda at the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting, kicking off this week in Davos, Switzerland.…

Monitoring is the only way to effectively assess the performance of global restoration initiatives, but is not yet receiving the…

Catalina Santamaria is the Forests Programme Officer for the Secretariat of the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD). She spoke to…

Illegal logging might appear to be a simple story: A bad guy chopping down trees to make a big profit…

Numerous types of forest conservation policies are being implemented in the tropics today. Alongside traditional instruments like protected areas, other…

Let’s assume you want to conserve a large, widely-forested watershed by compensating people for not cutting down trees. Would it…

Over the course of this past year, CIFOR’s Director-General Peter Holmgren shared his personal insights on forestry, climate change and…

In 2016, CIFOR research showed how putting landscapes and forests at the fore can promote integrated action with better outcomes…

Ever wondered what thoughts run inside the minds of CIFOR’s scientists? You now have the opportunity to pick their brains,…

2016 was an exciting year for Forests News, with the unveiling of a new website design to better showcase visual…