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Biofuel-friendly trees may boost landscape restoration efforts in Indonesia
Research shows nyamplung could be most adaptive bioenergy tree for degraded peatlands
Securing rights of indigenous peoples and local communities may curb global warming
We cannot restore tropical forests without restoring the rights of their traditional owners
Bioenergy: A solution to three problems?
Scientists take a comprehensive look into the potential of bioenergy crops, from seeds to sales
The future of wetlands: We’ve been warned!
Scientists sound the alarm – again – on the sustainability of ecosystems. But are we listening?
Steady as Murdiyarso goes
CIFOR Principal Scientist Daniel Murdiyarso wins the 2018 LIPI Sarwono Award for being Indonesia’s unshakable bridge between science and policy
How far has Indonesia come on peatland conservation and restoration?
Storing “disproportionate” amounts of carbon, the archipelago’s peatlands are vital to achieving climate goals
A look at unseen meadows
On the underutilized and over-damaged carbon sinks of seagrass
Turning finance blue
For sustainable growth, the import of investment in marine-based ventures
Governing blue carbon – and all that it entails
The Blue Carbon Summit brought science, partnership and momentum to Indonesian policy on coastal ecosystems