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Measuring progress

Measuring progress

Sun sets over Mount Mutis Nature Reserve

Hitting U.N. temperature targets could save global economy $30 trillion

Net global benefit

 
Boreal forest

Climate risks put future of Canada’s boreal forests in jeopardy, scientists say

Impact of temperature increase

 
Rainforest on Flickr

Honduras charts course for climate commitments

Nationally determined contributions

 
mangroves

Fact File: How mangroves contribute to climate change mitigation in Indonesia

Blue carbon focus

 
Daniel Murdiyarso

Miracle mangrove “land builders” adapt to ocean rise amid climate change

Promote natural regeneration

 
Robert Nasi

A global perspective on forests: CIFOR DG Robert Nasi chats with SAN

Future landscapes

 
Dharsono Hartono

Reimagining REDD+: 10 years on, making success a reality

Worthwhile incentives needed

 
The sun sets over Mount Mutis Nature Reserve

Forests, food, land: Delivering solutions to tackle the climate crisis by 2030

Stepping up change

 
Students playing on the beach after school in Osi island, West Seram regency, Maluku province, Indonesia.

Will ocean life survive climate change? Five take-aways from a study of marine protected areas

Global warming risks

 
View of boats and a pier

Ocean currents are slowing down, and that’s bad news

The tipping point

 
Mangrove canopy

“Alternative pathways” to climate change mitigation stir controversy

No silver bullet

 
insect

Global warming could halve number of species in most diverse ecosystems, report states

Emissions must be cut

 

Q+A: Global strategy on environment demands engaged scientists, says Christopher Martius

Scientists' warning inspires dialogue

 

Mapping ecosystems through multifunctionality lens broadens options

Deploying new landscape tools

 

Q+A: Wildlife expert urges bigger investments to protect endangered tigers

Tigers vulnerable to poachers

 
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