
Young professionals and academics from China and Europe explored how mountain bioeconomies can connect biodiversity conservation with rural livelihoods, examining…

More than a decade ago, my colleagues and I reviewed the status of botanical pesticides derived from trees and other plant species…

Wood remains one of Africa’s most vital natural resources, supporting livelihoods, economic development and industrial growth across the continent. According…

Why would anyone send a satellite made of wood into space? This episode of Wait, what?! explores what that surprising…

[Editor’s note: This article reflects the personal views of the author] As we navigate the necessary shift from a fossil-based…

In the humidity-controlled sterility of a Boston laboratory, a bubbling vat of engineered yeast is performing a biological alchemy. It…

As Indonesia navigates rising demands for food, energy and climate mitigation, a strategic question sits at the centre of national…

At the World Forestry Congress (WFC) in Seoul, the U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) launched a new report: the…

A new study adds up the latest troubling statistics on forests, making a mathematical argument for their central role in…

Betty Osei Bonsu is project coordinator of the Green Africa Youth Organization based in Accra. Last year, I had the…

Economies do not adhere to “one-size fits all” approaches when it comes to who benefits. In the developing world, imbalances…

Rocio Diaz-Chavez and Sylvia Kuria share their views on the circular bioeconomy, sharing several examples of countries in the global…

Africa has enormous potential to derive more value from its forests without producing more wood, and could thus provide a…

The crisis provoked by the coronavirus pandemic offers a chance to shift from a fossil-fuel based economy to a nature-based…

All too often, bias ingrained into conservationist campaign narratives obfuscates the context in which crops are produced, unjustly vilifying some…