
Worldwide, the meat of wild animals is sought after for a range of reasons. In remote rural communities, it is…

A recent Rights and Resources report provides strong evidence on the importance of recognizing and protecting indigenous rights towards mitigating…

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

“I can keep my land fertile and I’m able to work regardless of the season, but my neighbor who uses…

Nearly 9% tropical rainforests area in Central Africa has disappeared since the year 2000, about 18 million hectares in total,…

As the global market for biofuels and edible oils grows, investment into oil palm plantations in Indonesia follows suit. The…

Tshewang Dorji is a forestry researcher. When he is in Bhutan, he usually works in the city – but on…

The Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) is a country central to the work of the Center for International Forestry…

In July, hundreds of fire hotspots were detected in the Indonesian province of West Kalimantan, causing haze that disrupted flights…

Indonesian President Joko Widodo signed a recent moratorium on new palm oil concession permits. During the three-year freeze, the government…

(Forests News) — Rising living standards and population growth will push the use of raw materials to unprecedented levels in…

(Forests News) — To avert catastrophic climate change, fossil fuel emissions must be cut, but energy demand is tipped to…

As the world’s largest producer and consumer of palm oil, Indonesia relies on this commodity in major economic and social…

Thanks to its remote location and sparse population, Indonesian Papua, on the western side of the island of New Guinea,…