
Gorilla meat remains a delicacy in Cameroon, even though hunting great apes is illegal in the country. And while the…

At the Rio conference 25 years ago, the Union of Concerned Scientists – which included 1,700 leading researchers, a number…

Scientists have traced the evolutionary history of the world’s tropical forests, with some surprising results – and new insights that…

In celebration of World Wildlife Day on 3 March 2018, as the anniversary of the signing of the Convention on…

This article is the first in a four-part series on a global study on Oil Palm Adaptive Landscapes. A group…

Amazonian forests play a crucial role in the global fight against climate change and loss of biodiversity. They are also…

Mountain forest ecosystems provide a wide range of benefits, not only to local residents, but to those living downstream: from…

The global momentum for restoration has never been greater. With ambitious targets like the Bonn Challenge, New York Declaration and…

On a clear day, reflections of snow-capped peaks shine like a vivid oil painting on the surface of Phewa Lake.…

A lack of information and data on biodiversity is posing barriers to conservation and human well-being in Africa, a regional…

Looming potential infrastructure projects pose a serious threat to the forested peatlands of the Congo Basin, and could prevent the…

Around the Chitwan National Park in Southern Nepal, forests are supporting the emergence of a host of sustainable local businesses.…

When a company builds a mine, dam, highway or other infrastructure, how can it compensate for, or ‘offset’, the loss…

News of an Ebola Viral Disease (EVD) outbreak strikes fear not only in Africa where it originates, but around the…

From 1 November 2017, Dr. Robert Nasi is taking on the role of Director General of the Center for International…