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‘Sustainability is a continuous journey’: Q&A with RSPO’s Joseph D’Cruz

Oil palms may be magnet for macaques, boars, at expense of other biodiversity

In Sumatra’s Jambi, community forest managers fish to protect peatlands

Indonesian oil palm firm slapped with $61m fine for fires on its plantation

Nursing oil palm plantations back to nature in Malaysian Borneo

Cambodia awards swath of national park forest to tycoon Ly Yong Phat’s son

Most Indonesian palm oil firms not sharing land with small farmers as required: audit

Indonesia slammed for ‘bowing down’ in amnesty for illegal oil palm estates

Expanding agriculture could worsen flooding in South American plains, study says

Indonesia claims record-low deforestation, but accounting raises questions

Timber harvests to meet global wood demand will bring soaring emissions: Study

Civil society changes up campaign against jailed Kalimantan farmers

Indonesia’s No. 2 palm oil firm faces global backlash over community conflict

Degraded, but not defunct: Modified land still has wildlife value, study says

Nearly 85% of Indonesian peatlands aren’t protected, study shows

Jokowi focuses on El Niño as Indonesia’s dry season heats up

With El Niño likely, Indonesia’s volunteer firefighters gear up — with new gear

Birds and bats help Peruvian cacao farmers gain higher yields, study says

Report links paper giant RGE to Indonesia deforestation despite pledges

What can the U.K. do to fight its dependence on soy?

New data show 10% increase in primary tropical forest loss in 2022

In Indonesia’s Aru Islands, a popular eco-defender climbs the political ladder

Communities accuse Socfin and Earthworm Foundation of greenwash in West Africa

Alleged torturers roam free as Indonesia struggles to bring charges in palm oil slavery case

Palm oil: The crop that cuts into southeastern Mexico’s jungles and mangroves

Palm oil company in Ecuador operates illegally on ancestral land, community says

‘Tree islands’ boost diversity in oil palm plantations, study finds

Sumatran farmers worry as government halts palm oil fertilizer subsidies

Seas of grass may be dark horse candidate to fuel the planet — or not

Rare Amazon dark soils could help forest restoration, study shows

Ethiopia’s largest community conservation area brings Indigenous communities into the fold

In Indonesia, companies defy government’s decision to revoke their permits

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