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22 May 2019
Increasing ecosystem carbon is good for species, says new study International Day for Biological Diversity
News - 17 Apr 2019
What Peru’s government officials think of collective titling Bureaucracy, budgets, and a blank book on indigenous conflict resolution
Headlines - 16 Apr 2019
Paris Agreement disagreement; landscape restoration “overlooked,” misinterpreted, blocked Forests News delves into headlines from around the globe
News - 4 Apr 2019
Well-meaning tenure reforms can’t quash land conflicts A multi-country study calls for government action to defend forest title rights
Interview - 2 Apr 2019
World Bank Land and Poverty Conference: Stand For Her Land An interview with Rosa Luz Duran
Headlines - 1 Apr 2019
Jinping soy price threatens Amazon, Trump, and methane releasing trees Forests News delves into headlines from around the globe
Feature - 8 Mar 2019
International Women’s Day: Indigenous women off the charts How to put equal rights on the map
Event Coverage - 24 Jan 2019
Small fortunes: How good migration policies will benefit landscapes Highlighting the need for more effective data on migration and remittances
Analysis - 4 Jan 2019
Global climate action is nothing without local backing Sub-national participatory decision making isn’t easy, but the reward is worth it
Analysis - 3 Dec 2018
Recognition of indigenous territories as a REDD+ strategy: An example from the Peruvian Amazon How tenure security can help achieve REDD+ objectives
Interview - 26 Feb 2018
When rights to land doesn’t mean rights to resources A closer look at indigenous tenure at the Global Landscapes Forum
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