
Since the COVID-19 pandemic, the world has been on alert for “Disease X” — the spillover of a virus from…

Africa’s vast and diverse plant genetic resources, essential to feeding millions of people now and in future, is disappearing amid…

In Gechi District, Oromia Region, where coffee has long been the backbone of rural livelihoods, a quiet shift is taking…

This article follows a visit to the Humbo Carbon Project, where communities restored degraded land through collective action. In Gedeo,…

Agroforestry — the integration of trees into farms and landscapes — is emerging as one of the most promising pathways…

Food insecurity remains a daily reality for many households in the Democratic Republic of the Congo’s Tshopo Province, where a…

Rwanda, situated in Eastern Africa, is a country of many hills, steep terrains and a vibrant population that depends heavily…

Hunting and trade in wild animals remain among the most significant threats to biodiversity in Asia and the Pacific. Demand…

For generations, farmers in Perigi village in South Sumatra province, Indonesia, prepared their fields the only way they knew: they…

A call to scale investment in agroecology for climate resilience took centre stage at the second Africa Climate Summit (ACS2)…

Women’s empowerment in Malawi is central to food security and economic stability. Across the country, women are responsible for much…

What happens when farmers, researchers and policymakers from across the planet come together not just to discuss agroecological transitions, but…

Forests News sat down with Charles Emogor, a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Cambridge and the Center for International…

Effective multifunctional agroforestry and the sustainable use of biodiversity depend on robust collaboration among diverse stakeholders. Recognizing the importance of…

For those who have been following the Great Green Wall (GGW) initiative, it may seem actors have struggled to realise…