
What makes a place a place? When we give a name to a country, a bioregion, or a geographic feature,…

Conservation policies that restrict access to natural resources in protected areas risk alienating local communities, leading to negative perceptions and…

“We hope to buy a vehicle soon,”said Alemtsehay Berhe. Arato Nursery and Women Beneficiaries Arato, in the Enderta district near…

In Cameroon’s Far North region, climate change is not a distant threat—it’s a daily reality. Scorching heat, unpredictable rains and…

With biodiversity in the balance, restoring ecosystems is a critical quest that requires a whole-of-society, whole-of-government approach. Deforestation, habitat fragmentation,…

Agriculture is a cornerstone of Zambia’s economy, providing employment for over 60% of the population and serving as a vital…

The world’s forests, from the taiga to the tropics, are incredibly diverse, shaped by both ecosystem processes and human stewardship.…

How will the Democratic Republic of Congo’s (DRC) greenhouse gas emissions evolve as the country implements its commitments under the…

In the heart of Ethiopia’s Oromia Region, 420 kilometres away from Addis Ababa, lies Sadi Loya—a small town in the…

The lush equatorial regions of Indonesia and the Philippines are not just picturesque – they are also crucial battlegrounds for…

Up to 65 per cent of Africa’s productive land is degraded, while desertification affects 45 per cent of its total…

When men in an Indonesian village discovered the staggering imbalance in daily workloads between them and the women, their surprise…

People have hunted animals in Africa’s tropical forests for millennia, bringing a diverse range of animal meat—from aardvark to porcupine…

Effective multifunctional agroforestry and the sustainable use of biodiversity depend on robust collaboration among diverse stakeholders. Recognizing the importance of…

In early October, a three-day workshop on land use scenario building workshop was held in Dilla, the heart of Ethiopia’s …