What is your shrimp cocktail costing the planet?

Indonesian mangroves store some 3.14 billion tonnes of carbon – so preserving them could help the country slash emissions.

A whole lot of reasons why preserving mangroves makes a whole lot of sense

Ugly, smelly, overlooked ... and a wonderland for environmental protection and people's livelihoods.

“Indonesia is between a rock and a hard place.”

Forests remain stubbornly complex, forcing some tough decisions ahead.

The end of the beginning of REDD+ implementation?

Everything from human rights to the Green Climate Fund will be up for discussion.

Reforestation simply for carbon storage risks creating a barren, fragile monoculture.

New research uses ocean temperatures to predict drought - and therefore fire conditions.