….and Indonesia’s greatest hope for combating climate change: 2.9 million hectares of mangroves storing one-third of the planet’s coastal ecosystem carbon.

• MILLIONS OF REASONS TO LOVE MANGROVES: An infographic that will convince the most skeptical.
• A GLOBAL TREASURE UNDER THREAT: Facts for swampies and wonkies.

In Borneo, it’s not just deforestation that’s killing orangutans. Humans are too.

• CARBON OR CROCODILES: Can carbon storage and preserving wildlife coexist?

Monitoring by local communities, who watch and protect their areas, works as an environmental safeguard – in contrast to assumptions that local communities are a threat.  

• IT’S NOT JUST INDIGENOUS PEOPLE WHO LOVE THE LAND: Smallholder farmers in Peru have commitments but very few rights.
• WHO HOLDS THE POWER IN DEFORESTATION DECISIONS? Untangling that issue may make saving the forests easier.

Nutrient-rich wild food is an essential component of a healthy diet and strong forest policy. But how to get the message across? 



 

Informal networks in Africa show great potential for information sharing on adaptation. 



 

Due diligence by banks in Indonesia will make all the difference in the fight against corruption. What’s stopping them?



 

What investors need if they are to invest with confidence in plantation forestry in Latin America.