
In the rainforested northern regions of Peru, cutting-edge climate-smart farming practices are flying under the radar. Multitudes of smallholders in…

As the 28th UN climate conference (COP28) approaches, and countries prepare to take stock of progress in emission reduction since…

Agroforestry has been widely heralded as critical to making food systems more sustainable and adaptable in the context of climate…

The Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework (GBF) guides actions worldwide to preserve and protect nature – and its essential services to…

Cocoa Swollen Shoot Disease (CSSD), a viral infection spread by mealybugs, has reached endemic status in West Africa. Combined with…

In Eastern Ghana, mango farmer Abraham Akornor – head of the 50-strong Klo Mango Association – shared some of the…

Though it’s native to the Americas, the fall armyworm – a voracious caterpillar that attacks maize and other cereals, damaging…

A growing number of drones fly the skies for conservation and land rights organizations, but if used inappropriately can harm…

The PROFEAAC project (Promouvoir et Formaliser l’Exploitation Artisanale du bois d’œuvre en Afrique Centrale – Promoting and Formalizing Artisanal Timber…

Land ownership in The Gambia is a complicated issue. It lives at the intersection of traditional customs, legal processes, competing…

Field data is essential to gain an understanding of the genesis, development, contemporary function, and extent of the central Congo…

When I joined the Center for International Forestry Research (CIFOR) in 1999, the organization was just six years old, with…

The demand for wood, particularly in Africa where circa 80% of households depend on it for fuel, will inevitably snowball…

While attention to the experiences of Indigenous Peoples (IPs) and Local Communities (LCs) is key to tropical forest initiatives, failure…

As the 15th Conference of the Parties of the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) unfolds in Montreal, anticipation is building…