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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.
Tree planting has become one of the most popular pathways to landscape restoration. But does it always work?
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.
Three papers on agrifood sustainability through forests and trees launched at digital forum hosted by FAO and the GLF.
Around Mount Kenya, Milka Musyoki, a project officer from Nature Kenya, is weaving a female legacy into forest conservation.
Africa has low rates of renewable energy use, but communities are working to change that - and restore forests at the same time.
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.
Q&A with former BBC editor David Shukman and FAO's Malgorzata Buszko-Briggs
In Asia and Africa, researchers examine the biodiversity benefits inherent to the preservation of sacred groves.
To glean knowledge on biodiversity, experts are increasingly listening to the acoustic clues found in landscapes.
GLF Live with Ewald Rametsteiner and Musonda Mumba
