
Fed by tributaries rising in the heart of Africa’s tropical forests, the Congo River cuts through the Democratic Republic of…

In Kisangani — Democratic Republic of Congo’s third-largest city — COVID-19 has had an impact on the charcoal industry that…

Its native stomping-ground stretches across a broad swathe of Asia and the Pacific – from India in the west to…

From stoves to open fires, gas to electric cookers and everything in between: what families cook on — and why…

Women in Cameroon’s East Region bear responsibility for feeding their families, but a massive influx of refugees from the Central…

Despite the environmental cost of using firewood and charcoal for meal preparation and to meet other energy needs, more than…

With the population in sub-Saharan Africa projected to more than double, growing by 1.05 billion people by 2050, pressures on…

Wood fuel is a major component of Africa’s future and will remain a significant source of renewable energy in the…

“Climate change is one of the biggest threats we face as a society,” Nestlé CEO Mark Schneider said in September…

When civil war broke out in the Central African Republic (CAR) in late 2012, hundreds of thousands of people fled…

Southern Africa, one of the world’s most vulnerable regions to climate change, is experiencing its most severe drought in a…

In Forests News last week: What the world can learn from West Africa’s unheard In the forested parklands of Ghana…

We know we need to ditch fossil fuels and reduce emissions, and fast. But how can we do so in…