
As the challenges of climate change come into clearer focus, international initiatives such as the Paris Agreement and the Sustainable…

Massive flooding in 1998 along China’s Yangtze River killed thousands, left millions more homeless and caused billions of dollars worth…

In the country of Bhutan, a small Buddhist kingdom in the Himalayas, it is often the middle road that is…

On a clear day, reflections of snow-capped peaks shine like a vivid oil painting on the surface of Phewa Lake.…

In 2017, Forests News traveled from the peatlands of Indonesia to the bounteous forests of the Amazon and the biodiverse…

From friends meeting over cappuccino in the local café to students pulling all-nighters, we humans count on coffee to put…

Ethiopia is home to sub-Saharan Africa’s second largest population, and most of the country’s 100 million people are farmers. In…

As the global population rises and the resources that support it come under increasing pressure, the search for complementary solutions…

Forest landscape restoration has gained a high political profile internationally, but still faces the challenge of how best to involve…

Nearly every rural family in the 49 countries of sub-Saharan Africa relies on wood to cook, boil water, provide heat…

Looming potential infrastructure projects pose a serious threat to the forested peatlands of the Congo Basin, and could prevent the…

Climate change may affect everyone, but not always equally. Women — especially those living in poor, rural communities — often…

When a company builds a mine, dam, highway or other infrastructure, how can it compensate for, or ‘offset’, the loss…

Increasing the organic carbon stored in biomass and soils holds great promise to help mitigate climate change. However, there is…

Peru has set a goal of restoring forest on some 3 million hectares of degraded land, but the country still…