Fires in June 2013 appear to be part of the processes of plantation establishment and management.

Should emissions reductions claimed by countries be verified by an independent international body?

Poor implementation of laws in Indonesia could be a main contributor to recurring fire and haze.

Central Kalimantan’s current governor has high hopes for the province’s peatlands, despite the many challenges.

Land swap scheme could be critical for Indonesia's green economy.

Scientists hope to replace low-yielding oil palms with selectively bred high yielding plants, dramatically increasingly yield.

Scientists use a ‘stepwise approach’ to enable forest rich countries lacking in data and capacity prepare for REDD+.

JAMBI, Indonesia (22 November, 2012)_He carries with him a large black rucksack and carefully removes from it his mini-rhizotron

BOGOR, Indonesia (22 November, 2012)_In this conversation with Forests News, Kristell Hergoualc’h, a scientist at the Center for International

BOGOR, Indonesia (22 November, 2012)_A team of researchers from the Center for International Forestry Research have been cramped in