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7 steps to solve the global biodiversity crisis

1.2 million ha of Congo rainforest certified for sustainable forestry

Dell becomes carbon neutral by saving endangered lemurs

Shift from poverty-driven to industry-driven deforestation may help conservation

Corporations become prime driver of deforestation, providing clear target for environmentalists

Implementing a butterfly farm: Iwokrama reserve’s latest sustainable initiative

Britain, Norway commit $210 million towards Congo rainforest conservation

Reforestation a growing, but complicated, initiative

Kayapo tribe gets trust fund for Amazon protection

Madagascar signs big carbon deal to fund rainforest conservation

Colombia creates rainforest reserve to protect medicinal plants

Brazil to establish huge Amazon preservation fund

Congo pygmies use GPS to map eco-certified timber concession

Forest carbon credits could guide development in Congo

Brazil will forge its own path for developing the Amazon

Rainforest peoples form alliance to demand payments for forest carbon credits

Africa’s lions are disappearing

Biochar fund to fight hunger, energy poverty, deforestation, and global warming

Half the Amazon rainforest will be lost within 20 years

Carbon trading could protect forests, reduce rural poverty

Reducing deforestation rates 10% could generate $13B in carbon trading under REDD

Amazon research and conservation cannot ignore social issues

Brazil’s ecosystem payments system offers clues for REDD implementation

55% of the Amazon may be lost by 2030

Nature tourism taking a toll in the Galapagos

REDD will fail if needs of forest communities aren’t addressed

Carbon credits for forest conservation concept faces challenges

Biodiversity conservation will only work if local people benefit

Large-scale agriculture ‘compromises’ forest’s ability to recover

Does palm oil alleviate rural poverty in Malaysia?

World Bank offers $300M for forest conservation, emissions reductions

Environmentalists and palm oil producers should work together

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