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

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…

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

Land-use change represents more than 60 percent of Brazil’s greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, and the Amazon accounts for 65.2 percent…

Over the past half-century, more than 1,300 indigenous communities in the Peruvian Amazon have obtained title to more than 12…

Latin American countries have made progress in granting land rights to communities in recent years. Nevertheless, policies often fail to…

Peruvian peatlands are of huge environmental importance, not only locally but also globally. They not only house enormous stores of…

Recently, I came across a much publicized article in The New York Times about the impact of two of the…

The successful Brazilian experience in slowing down deforestation in the Amazon has captured a lot of attention in the global…