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The immense value of forests is well-known to global policymakers — so why have development interventions largely failed to harness…

Editor’s Note On 22 December 1988 — 25 years ago Sunday — Chico Mendes was murdered. During his life, Mendes…

Olivia Revilla is a forestry student at the Universidad Nacional Amazónica de Madre de Dios (UNAMAD) in Peru. She is…

Globalization, population growth and competition for land make it mandatory to consider ecosystems and humans as integrally entwined entities. Not…

The Amazon rainforest has long been a focus for environmentalists, scientists and policy makers, but they are now starting to…

As the U.N. climate talks in Warsaw approach, it’s time to take stock of the international development framework within which…

At a glance : Progress toward REDD+ readiness in Zambia has been delayed by institutional rearrangements following a change in…

Bulldozers churn in the mud and block the sticky, bumpy road up ahead as Elena Mejia and Ayme Muzo head…

BOGOR, Indonesia (18 October 2013) — Life. Risk. Monopoly. Board games such as these can reflect and diffuse frameworks for…