News - 5 Aug 2020
LED flashlights increase food insecurity risk in wild-meat dependent communities
Scientists urge sustainable hunting strategies to mitigate impact
25 Jul 2020
Mangroves: Amphibious defenders against extreme climate events
How these coastal buffers offer protection from sea surges, storm waves and sea level rise
Traditional practices and beliefs in landscape management
Special coverage
<The roles of informal institutions in landscape approach
Traditional and local beliefs, taboos, norms and knowledge play a critical role in conserving local biodiversity and landscapes, and researchers are now considering whether these might be applied more widely to areas under threat.
Opinion
In their own words: COLANDS and landscape collaboration during COVID-19
Ph.D. candidates put field work on hold
News
Jane Goodall and Robert Nasi: Put forests at forefront of COVID-19 recovery
Small scale farming, crop diversity, local people crucial, experts say at GLF
News
Will COVID-19 put the kibosh on major in-person conferences for good?
Drop in carbon emissions puts wheels in motion for change
Analysis
Terrain through the lens of the COVID-19 pandemic: Blueprint for a healthy planet
Robert Nasi and Tony Simons detail four steps
22 Apr 2020
8 Jul 2020
Reflections on landscape challenges and opportunities in Kalomo
Ubiquitous loss of quality in landscape resources
Reforestation could play role in pandemic recovery jobs creation, says IMF’s Georgieva
Low-carbon, climate-resilient economies central
Under fire: Five myths about wood fuel in sub-Saharan Africa
Sector is mostly informal, despite its socioeconomic importance
Scientists and communities in Indonesia team up for peatland restoration and fire prevention efforts
Participatory Action Research: Closing the gap between traditional research, development, and community engagement
25 Sep 2019
17 Jul 2020
Q+A: Rollback of environmental protections continues during COVID-19 pandemic, expert says
Environmental watchdog Conservation International's Rachel Golden-Kroner
