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Forests bring ample return on investment, but the windfall of forest finance needed to jumpstart restoration proves elusive.
Forest restoration at scale can happen best when broken into smaller pieces and mixed with other land-uses in mosaic landscapes.
A powerful way to restore degraded forests is to let them heal themselves through natural regeneration – but it takes time.
A critical exploration of the benefits and challenges of different avenues of forest restoration.
Dr. Severin Kalonga, Lead at the WWF Forest Landscape Restoration in Africa Initiative reflects on his journey in the conservation sector.
Scientists are moving ahead with de-extinction, with the hope that bygone animals can aid modern landscape restoration.
Three papers on agrifood sustainability through forests and trees launched at digital forum hosted by FAO and the GLF.
The most powerful statements from GLF Africa 2022
GLF Africa 2022 digs into ways Africa's food systems are being rapidly transformed through ancient wisdom and modern innovation.
Researchers warn that drilling for oil and gas in the Congo Basin would be catastrophic for the climate and environment.
Around Mount Kenya, Milka Musyoki, a project officer from Nature Kenya, is weaving a female legacy into forest conservation.
Landscape regeneration, peace efforts and tech intersect at NYC’s Cooper Hewitt museum, which has included the Regreening Africa app.
Wildlife Conservation Society Assistant program director Vicky Mbofu shares on her work restoring Tanzania’s Southern Highlands.
The COLANDS initiative is confronting common challenges in the field in Ghana, Indonesia and Zambia.
Words and photos from legendary marine biologist Edith Widder.
