News - 25 May 2020
Small-scale producers in Indonesia’s furniture hub have untapped potential for growth
Jepara's timber-dependent artisans face increasing global competition
30 Apr 2020
How trees and water fuel sustainable communities
Podcast reveals the relationship between trees, forests and water
COVID-19 pandemic: How nature steps in to refill ‘empty forests’ when animals disappear
Nature abhors a vacuum
East Africa forests series
Special coverage
Peering into the Rift Valley
Report from Kenya reveals challenges local communities confront
Drought is forcing nomadic people in Kenya’s Rift Valley to abandon their traditions, while elsewhere in the country Kirinyaga’s original Kikuyu people are trying to return to traditions to manage land more sustainably. As Kenya and other countries look to energy alternatives for cooking and heating, growing demand for charcoal is putting more pressure on already shrinking forests.
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
Podcast
COVID-19 and what it means for wild meat
Tune in to get the highlights from a webinar that addresses timely issues around wild meat
Analysis
COVID-19 pandemic: How nature steps in to refill ‘empty forests’ when animals disappear
Nature abhors a vacuum
22 Apr 2020
18 Feb 2020
5 May 2020
Terrain through the lens of the COVID-19 pandemic: Blueprint for a healthy planet
Robert Nasi and Tony Simons detail four steps
Domestic policies alone can’t tackle wood fuel challenges
A call for a regional approach towards sustainability
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
15 May 2020
Q+A: The year deforestation was supposed to be chopped in half
Small steps forward, but much left to do for forests under threat, says Robert Nasi
