
Evidence from Meghalaya and Odisha shows how climate finance conditions can disrupt established community forest management.

A study in Odisha and Meghalaya finds that communities with secure forest rights are already effective stewards of their forests.

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

At least 27% of undisturbed rainforests in the Congo Basin present in 2020 will disappear by 2050 if the rate…

Elena Vissa is a recent forestry graduate at the University of Padua in Italy. She conducted field research in the…

BONN, Germany (CIFOR) – Making the conservation of tropical forest ecosystems financially attractive for communities and smallholder farmers is critical…

Once upon a time, there was a scientist who traveled to West Timor, Indonesia to study the forests of Mutis-Timau.…

Large-scale mono-culture plantations have been criticized for a bevy of reasons: land grabbing, forest destruction, poor environmental services, unfair distribution…

Fry a tarantula, save the rainforest? Forest-based goods such as bamboo, rattan, and yes, edible spiders — a delicacy in…

BOGOR, Indonesia — Despite sustained interest in agriculture- and forest-based livelihoods among young people in tropical regions, their voice has…