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Growing native plants to heal land at Indigenous owned nursery in British Columbia

The knowledge to save coffee already exists, now it’s in one e-library

Colombia poised for another drop in deforestation in 2025, data show

Indonesia says 4 million hectares of plantation, mining lands reclaimed in crackdown

Silvopasture gains momentum in the Amazon, but can it shrink beef’s footprint?

A catastrophe that might offer a glimpse of hope for Indonesia (commentary)

Urban sprawl and illegal mining reshape a fragile Amazon frontier

After Cyclone Senyar, Indonesia probes whether development amplified scale of disaster

Amazon entrepreneur spreads seeds of growth with recycled paper

In California’s redwoods, scientists rebuild lost ecosystems high up in the canopy

SE Asia’s smallholders struggling to meet EUDR: Interview with RECOFTC’s Martin Greijmans

The year in rainforests 2025: Deforestation fell; the risks did not

Agroforestry grows in popularity among central Colombia’s coffee farmers (analysis)

Grassroots forest protection succeeds where planting drives fail in Nepal

The Amazon in 2026: A challenging year ahead, now off the center stage

A flood of logs post-Cyclone Senyar leaves Padang fishers out of work

Protected areas in Africa are vital but local perceptions vary (commentary)

Researchers find concerning gaps in global maps used for EUDR compliance

Pulp giant RGE admits possible deforestation breach in Bornean wildlife habitat

All new roads lead to increased deforestation in Ecuador’s Indigenous territory

Congo’s communities are creating a 1-million-hectare biodiversity corridor

Green labeler PEFC under fire for certifying Indonesian firm clearing orangutan habitat

New technologies offer hope in fight to save the world’s imperiled rosewoods

In the Amazon, lack of transparency and corruption undermine the environment

Malaysian companies dominate PNG forest-clearance permits: report

Top-down projects, exotic trees, weak tenure: Congo Basin restoration misses the mark

As fish catches fall and seas rise, Douala’s residents join efforts to restore mangroves

New financial tools boost traditional bioeconomy projects in the Amazon

Across Latin America populist regimes challenge nature conservation goals

Philippine mangroves survived a typhoon, but now confront a human-made challenge

Saving critical winter habitat for monarch butterflies may depend on buy-in from their human neighbors

As agroforestry declines in Indonesia’s Flores, a traditional ecological lexicon fades with it

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