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Rainforest conservation may be aimed at the wrong places, study finds

Land titling for indigenous communities leads to forest protection, peer-reviewed study finds

New study provides a blueprint for engaging indigenous peoples in REDD+ forest monitoring

Aggressive forest protection needed to meet US climate goals

Americans live increasingly far from forests — which is a problem for wildlife

Warming climate coaxes carbon from down deep in temperate soils

Successful forest protection in DRC hinges on community participation

From conflict to communities: Forests in Liberia

Many tree species in eastern US may be unable to adapt to changing climate, study finds

Science needed for more transparency in Paris climate projections

Deforestation vs. Degradation: How we underestimate tropical forest greenhouse gas emissions

The Republic of Congo: on the cusp of forest conservation

Forest protection funds flow to DRC despite ‘illegal’ logging permits

Norway starts $400-million fund to halt deforestation, help farmers

Deforestation rises with incomes in developing economies

Record heat and drought seen in Amazon during 2015-16 El Niño

‘Revolutionary’ new biodiversity maps reveal big gaps in conservation

‘Last frontiers of wilderness’: Intact forest plummets globally

Thousands hold ‘Global Protest Day’ to support world’s largest mangrove forest

Fragmentation boosts carbon storage along temperate forest edges

Sudden sale may doom carbon-rich rainforest in Borneo

Green groups raise red flags over Jokowi’s widely acclaimed haze law

Sapphire boom propels thousands into Madagascar rainforest

Seven African countries pledge to protect their tropical forests from unsustainable oil palm development

Nearly $1 billion in forest carbon finance committed in 2015

Could REDD help save an embattled forest in Cambodia?

The Guiana Shield, the ‘greenhouse of the world’

Study finds Brazil isn’t counting all deforestation in official estimates

A cost-benefit analysis of securing indigenous land rights in the Amazon

Brazil pledges to cut carbon, but government policies say otherwise

Going green with the aviation industry (commentary)

On World Mangrove Day, 9 things to know about these tough plants

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