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22 Sep 2022
Conserving the Rejoso watershed
Private sector collaboration essential in achieving sustainability
Scientists detail restorative mangrove and peatland management strategies
Webinar highlights conservation best practices
Land use change has a big impact on the carbon stored in mangroves
Data show mangrove conversion into aquaculture biggest driver of total carbon stock loss
Steady as Murdiyarso goes
CIFOR Principal Scientist Daniel Murdiyarso wins the 2018 LIPI Sarwono Award for being Indonesia’s unshakable bridge between science and policy
COP22 Special: Why should we care about coastal blue carbon?
For the first time ever, oceans will be on the agenda at the international climate talks (COP22), which kicked off today in Marrakesh. Here's why.
Peatlands and mangroves receive overdue recognition
High carbon ecosystems are on the way to assuming their rightful place in climate change mitigation and adaptation strategies.
Experts map matrix of certification standards at World Forestry Congress
Forests vulnerable to complex value chains
Q+A: Amazon expert Manuel Guariguata reacts to State of the World’s Forests report
Halting deforestation as a key pathway
Following the money: Global recovery rooted in forests, says U.N. report
"Circular bioeconomy critical" – Robert Nasi
25 Jul 2022
Sink, shift, or sprout? Restoring mangroves in vulnerable coastal settlements
Addressing climate change is important; addressing adaptation is important; but also, community health and nutrition are very important, and many projects fail to recognise or appreciate that third piece of the puzzle
16 Oct 2021
Putting sustainable, equitable palm oil on the G20 recovery agenda
Stakeholders at policy dialogue explore priorities for December talks
“This means it can be done”: Perspectives on the latest State of the World’s Forests report in the Indonesian context
Scientists share insights on national success in reducing deforestation, and key areas for future focus
Green water and flying rivers
The untapped source that could transform rainfed agriculture
Following the science for forest reference emission levels
Next steps for greenhouse gas accounting in Indonesia
29 Jul 2022
Asia and agroforestry: a systematic approach to policies and practices
Researchers have compiled the development of agroforestry policies and practices in Asia in a special journal issue.
22 Jul 2022
“This means it can be done”: Perspectives on the latest State of the World’s Forests report in the Indonesian context
Scientists share insights on national success in reducing deforestation, and key areas for future focus
Q+A: Paolo Cerutti on Congo Basin in State of the World’s Forests report
Legal frameworks granting people more power vital
Our food systems are failing. Can trees and forests dish up better diets for everyone?
Scientists argue for greater inclusion of trees and forests in the race to transform global food systems.
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
21 Mar 2022
Oil palm agroforestry in Brazil dispels myths about monocultures
Interview with Andrew Miccolis on International Day of Forests
9 Mar 2022
Weaving two worlds together to craft a career in science
Profile on Houria Djoudi for Women's Day
8 Mar 2022
Gender equality key for sustainable landscapes and fair food systems
Interview with Patti Kristjanson on Women's Day
10 Feb 2022
Q+A: Turbulence in the field: Winds of change buffet agroforestry in Vietnam
Elisabeth Simelton on Day of Women and Girls in Science
