
This article is part of a special lead up series leading up to the Global Landscapes Forum 2016 – The…

Charles Darwin’s theories of natural selection and survival of the fittest were initially derided and rejected, leading Darwin himself to…

A Harakmbut indigenous community in the Peruvian Amazon has no say over the 17 gold-mining concessions overlapping its territory, despite…

Contemporary research in the social and environmental realms places strong emphasis on achieving ‘impact’. Research programs and projects aim to…

One of the major successes during the past 40 years of feminist scholarship and activism has been paving the way…

Too often, the debate about forests in policy circles is reduced to two options: deforestation or total protection, according to…

A record number of more than 170 nations attended the signing ceremony of the Paris Climate Agreement (PA) at the…

Today, the fight to protect our planet’s resources- particularly our forests- continues with increasing urgency amid climate change threats and…

At the international level, global leaders are continuing to discuss how to develop and implement national REDD+ strategies. At the…

One of the early successes in efforts to combat global warming has been a renewed push to tackle deforestation in…

Large-scale mono-culture plantations have been criticized for a bevy of reasons: land grabbing, forest destruction, poor environmental services, unfair distribution…

To mark the Day’s sixth anniversary, Peter Holmgren, Director General of the Center for International Forestry Research (CIFOR) and Tony…

To mark the Day’s fourth anniversary, Peter Holmgren, Director General of the Center for International Forestry Research (CIFOR) and Tony…

When it comes to deforestation – either stopping it or encouraging it – a country’s laws and policies can make…

To mark the Day’s fourth anniversary, Peter Holmgren, Director General of the Center for International Forestry Research (CIFOR) and Tony…