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Q&A with Carlos Manuel Rodriguez, CEO and chairperson of the Global Environment Facility, on its newly replenished funds.
Notes from the floor of the UNCCD COP15, 2022's largest event on land degradation.
A Q&A on the Human Rights & Land Navigator with one of its developers on the tool's potential for land tenure and climate change.
Africa has low rates of renewable energy use, but communities are working to change that - and restore forests at the same time.
Here's a look at this year's Project Teams run by the Youth in Landscapes Initiative to bring restoration to a diverse planet.
Most comprehensive publication of its kind tells stark truths on the state of landscape degradation and what that could mean for the world.
A Q&A with UNCCD’s Louise Baker on major new report on landscapes and how communities can reverse land degradation.
Three experts on REDD+, a framework to financially incentivize forest conservation, weigh in on its success.
Anticipated report explains how forests could spearhead economic recovery and sustainable growth while shielding us from future pandemics.
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A Q&A with Mark Drew of the World Wildlife Fund on the outcomes of the Our Ocean conference and its relevance for COP 27.
Worsening drought, climate extremes and conflict are brewing a growing humanitarian crisis as the world looks on.
A photo essay of a journey to Charity Lanoi’s Maasai community project site, a GLF 2021 Restoration Steward.
Q&A with former BBC editor David Shukman and FAO's Malgorzata Buszko-Briggs
In the news: Global emissions must peak by 2025, EU cuts ties with Russian science, and Ukraine war fuels human rights abuses in Brazil.
