
For many people, the mere mention of palm oil conjures up dystopian images of trees planted in military drill formation…

This article originally appeared in Conservation News. Nature’s stashes of climate-warming carbon are packed into a small percentage of Earth’s…

Forestry experts are applauding an agreement made in a joint statement on Monday by more than 130 countries at the…

This is the seventh in a seven-part series highlighting the recent publication of a special issue of the International Forestry…

Collaborative efforts to manage landscapes more sustainably are increasing in the Peruvian Amazon, creating a need for new monitoring methods.

Persistent challenge requires long-term investment in infrastructure, says Michael Allen Brady

Palm trees are more than five times more numerous in such neotropical rainforests as the Amazon than in the large-scale…

Indigenous federations and the Peruvian government are confronting obstacles caused by conflicts over land-tenure rights to implement effective climate mitigation…

Forests are full of surprises. Parts of the Amazon, Panama’s Darien and many other places we think of as home…

Large scale ecosystems the size of the Amazon forests could collapse within 50 years and the Caribbean coral reefs in…

Terry Sunderland, a collaborating author of the Nature article “Asynchronous carbon sink saturation in African and Amazonian tropical forests,” is…

Understanding how tropical forests and coral reefs respond to climate extremes — and how they interact with other stressors —…

Tourism in Guyana’s southern Rupununi region has long been a small business aimed at foreign visitors. But growing demand for…

When Denkel Ilipi was 10 years old, his grandfather took him to the forest and to the river, teaching him…