
Nining Liswanti is a researcher with CIFOR-ICRAF Indonesia. She has an undergraduate degree in forestry from the University of Gajah…

Eponle Usoh Sylvie is a PhD research fellow at CIFOR-ICRAF in Cameroon. She has a bachelor’s degree in law and…

While women have made immense advances in scientific fields in recent years, the numbers still don’t tell an equitable story.…

In 2021, Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) lost almost 500,000 hectares of old-growth forest – mostly due to small-scale farming…

The latest edition of the biennial ‘State of the World’s Forests’ (SOFO) report launched by U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization…

For many people, the mere mention of palm oil conjures up dystopian images of trees planted in military drill formation…

When Houria Djoudi, a senior scientist at the Center for International Forestry Research and World Agroforestry, speaks about any of…

Support for gender equity should be central to policies supporting sustainable management of forest landscapes and agroforestry systems to help…

When Elisabeth Simelton was small, she was shocked by images on TV of children experiencing the famine that led to…

Putting land use issues — including deforestation, reforestation and restoration — front and center at the U.N. COP26 climate summit…

About five years ago, scientists discovered that a large tract of peatlands in the Congo Basin was much bigger than…

Earlier this month, a mangrove forest in Cispatá on the northern edge of Colombia’s Caribbean coast became part of a…

The price of deforestation and degradation is enormous, said Robert Nasi, director general of CIFOR and managing director of CIFOR-ICRAF,…

In the misty mountains of Pingwu County in China’s province of Sichuan, community forests could offer promising solutions to the…

The global environmental challenges the world faces require multilateral solutions that involve public and private stakeholders. Increasingly, there is a…