As talks on a global deal to protect nature begin in Nairobi, Kenya, countries need to create a new conservation designation for Indigenous Peoples’ land
At least three of 16 oil blocks earmarked for drilling overlap with the world’s largest tropical peatland complex, posing a double threat to the climate
Fifteen former leaders and ministers are set to address sensitive questions on the role of CO2 removal and geoengineering in climate action
Climate experts are urging Shehbaz Sharif’s government to continue Khan’s flagship forest restoration initiative
As Norway, UK and Germany commit millions to protect the Congo rainforest, a damning report shows governance in chaos
Policy upheaval and stark criticism of the quality of carbon offsets from a former official have thrown Australia’s ability to deliver on carbon targets into doubt
The government has long used a broad definition of forests which is at odds with UN guidance and overstates India’s climate credentials
Through control of their territory, the Deni people sustainably manage stocks of pirarucu, boosting their numbers 425% in 11 years
By counting plantations and urban parks as forests, the Indian government hides deforestation caused by industrial projects
British research sheds light on why Indonesia might have cut ties with donors, finding that funds were inadequate to compete with palm oil sales
Forest guards in Gabon say their salaries are often paid several months late and are threatening to go on strike
WWF Pakistan described the victims whose car plunged into a ravine in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa as “young and passionate environmentalists”
As experts debated a controversial proposal to classify palm oil plantations as forest, their event in Jakarta was disrupted by swearing and pornography
Community groups say they are willing to restore forests but have been ignored by government and rely on international non-profits for funding
The funding from US, UK, Germany, Norway and the Netherlands confronts the weakening of indigenous land rights in countries like Brazil
Brazil’s indigenous people are anxiously awaiting a supreme court judgement on our land rights. Proposed new laws in the EU and UK will profoundly affect us too
The announcement took the Norwegian government and campaigners by surprise and came days before a moratorium on new palm oil concessions lifted
On Brazil’s border with Peru, evangelical churches are multiplying, in a threat to uncontacted indigenous groups
Experts say forest management and firefighting equipment is needed to prevent future disasters, as climate change brings hotter and drier conditions
The government is ending a decade-old ban on new forestry concessions, to the horror of campaigners who say the move is incompatible with climate targets