
In Forests News last week: Keeping the peace in a national park buffer zone When access to the Kaboré Tambi…

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

In Forests News last week: Earth Day: Can Sumatran elephants and people coexist? This multimedia story equipped with beautiful shots…

In Forests News last week: New online platform tackles agency duplication in the Congo Basin Developers aim to harmonize conservation…

In Forests News last week: International Day of Forests: Two heads look to a future of restoration Director-General of CIFOR,…

In Forests News last week: Palm oil’s complex land conflicts Oil palm plantations are encroaching into state owned forest areas…

In an ideal world, palm oil production would cause no deforestation, and have a transparent and fair supply chain. In…

Despite its massive potential as a sustainable source of energy, bioenergy alone cannot fulfill global demand. To produce biofuels at…

As a city dweller in Indonesia, I am blessed with an abundance of privilege. I have 24/7 access to the…

The popular narrative about palm oil in Borneo is a David-and-Goliath story. Deforestation and peatland conversion is largely driven by…

Grow more food on less land? Agricultural intensification has intuitive appeal. The Earth has a growing human population to feed,…

When people talk about deforestation in Indonesia and Malaysia, palm oil often gets the blame. Demand for the versatile vegetable…

Peatlands are increasingly playing a bigger role in forest conservation thanks to their extraordinary proficiency at carbon sequestration. In November…

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