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Cocoa, mangoes and pigs: catalyzing green finance in Ghana

Monica Evans
Land Finance Hub workshop puts spotlight on promising local enterprises

Humanity now lives beyond most environmental limits on Earth, study finds

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Six out of nine planetary boundaries have been breached, and more are at risk

Want to know where (most) trees grow? Ask TreeGOER

Monica Evans
New database maps environmental ranges for over 48,000 tree species
  • 20 Sep 2023

    Cocoa, mangoes and pigs: catalyzing green finance in Ghana

    Land Finance Hub workshop puts spotlight on promising local enterprises
  • 18 Sep 2023

    Humanity now lives beyond most environmental limits on Earth, study finds

    Six out of nine planetary boundaries have been breached, and more are at risk
  • 15 Sep 2023

    Want to know where (most) trees grow? Ask TreeGOER

    New database maps environmental ranges for over 48,000 tree species
Event Coverage - 13 Sep 2023

“We cannot restore the peatlands if we don’t improve the livelihoods of the people”

Opinion - 11 Sep 2023

Avoiding extinctions from international trade in tropical tree species

8 Sep 2023

Congo Basin states scramble to restore degraded forests

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SPECIAL COVERAGE: The future of food: Serving people and the planet

Why agroecology is the future of food systems

25 Aug 2023

Agroecology can fix our food systems. Here’s how.

Co-creative approach offers integrated solutions to pressing global challenges

All eyes on agroecology as Vietnam embarks on food system transformation journey

New citizen science platform allows everyone to shape agroecological transitions

 

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3 Jul 2023

Prized for its potential: South Sumatran village in mangrove forest wins tourism award

Eco-friendly, culture-rich development in Sungsang IV praised by visiting minister
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3 Mar 2023

Taking aim at overhunting

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30 Jan 2023

Tropical wetland countries refine forest reference emission levels (FREL)

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29 Aug 2023

To spray or not to spray

The overuse of pesticides and the alternatives
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21 Mar 2022

The intricate ordeal of forest financing: Lessons from Brazil

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19 Jan 2022

Keeping the momentum going to protect Congo Basin

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6 Sep 2023

Visiting Lecture: Taking local context into account in REDD+ policy implementation

Diagnosing deforestation into effective solutions
4 Sep 2023

South Korea turns to blue carbon to help mitigate climate crisis

Scientists meet on Jeju Island to discuss ways to expand mangrove ecosystems across East Asia to scale up the sequestration of greenhouse gases and conserve biodiversity.
30 Aug 2023

New strategies needed to uproot deep barriers to land, resource rights for women

Gender Transformative Approaches aim to transform discriminatory systems

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8 Apr 2022

New book details best approaches to Adaptive Collaborative Management in forests

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Yangambi: Building a sustainable landscape that puts people first
12 Feb 2021

Yangambi: Building a sustainable landscape that puts people first

Structuring climate finance to benefit women and alleviate poverty
19 Jan 2021

Structuring climate finance to benefit women and alleviate poverty

REDD+ research maps complex path to protect forests, people and climate
23 Dec 2020

REDD+ research maps complex path to protect forests, people and climate

Building skills to help monitor cross-border timber trade in Africa’s Great Lakes region
9 Dec 2020

Building skills to help monitor cross-border timber trade in Africa’s Great Lakes region

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Analysis: Scientists' views

24 Apr 2023

From sustainable forest management to restoration

How Adaptive Collaborative Management has evolved over two and a half decades
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4 Apr 2023

How are local and Indigenous rights safeguarded in the context of REDD+ in Indonesia?

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27 Mar 2023

Why context is critical when it comes to deforestation

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Restoration

28 Aug 2023

Peatland restoration and community involvement can help prevent forest and land fires

Community-led research in Indonesia’s Riau Province focuses on fire prevention in peatlands as drier weather looms with the arrival of El Niño in 2023
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What do you know about Asia-Pacific rainforests?

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Deforestation

27 Jul 2023

Deforestation-free palm oil is not an automatic win-win

New palm oil regulations could have impact for farmers, experts say
25 Jul 2023

How transport infrastructure is influencing deforestation in the Peruvian Amazon

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Food & diets

Opinion - 25 Aug 2023

Agroecology can fix our food systems. Here’s how.

Co-creative approach offers integrated solutions to pressing global challenges
13 Jul 2023

UN goal of ending hunger by 2030 risks failure as global food crisis worsens

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Q&A

29 May 2023

Sonya Dewi begins tenure as new Asia Director

The Bogor, Indonesia-based landscape ecologist will oversee nine countries in her Asia directorate.
6 Mar 2023

Seeing from all sides: Why we need more women in science

Q&A with CIFOR-ICRAF forestry scientist Nining Liswanti
28 Feb 2023

Honouring the waymakers for women in science: Meet Eponle Usoh Sylvie

Q&A with one of CIFOR-ICRAF’s restoration research fellows in Cameroon
10 Feb 2023

Energy transfer: How one woman scientist aims to spark enthusiasm in the next generation

Q&A with CIFOR-ICRAF bioenergy research scientist Mary Njenga
14 May 2022

Q+A: Paolo Cerutti on Congo Basin in State of the World’s Forests report

Legal frameworks granting people more power vital
12 May 2022

Q+A: Amazon expert Manuel Guariguata reacts to State of the World’s Forests report

Halting deforestation as a key pathway
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