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Top forestry research organizations issue guidelines for scaling up tropical forest restoration with multiple benefits for stakeholders.
A new study highlights the wide-ranging benefits of sustainably sourced tropical tree foods for your health, the planet and food producers
Welcome to the Brazilian Cerrado, the wettest savanna on Earth that holds around 5% of the world's biodiversity.
Mapping the few remaining habitats of the Araucariaceae tree family, whose species have survived more than 200 million years.
The benefits of mangrove forests are often overlooked, despite the fact that they're some of the most biodiverse and carbon-rich landscapes on Earth.
The dwelling grounds of jade, amber, elephants and teak, monsoon forests are the world's most threatened major forest type.
Landscape News' Forgotten Forests series explores the planet’s most precious – yet neglected – tropical forests, and why they must be remembered.
A lawsuit against the West African government over the Atewa Forest landscape elucidates the need to balance development and biodiversity.
Archaeological findings on prehistoric human teeth, and the phytoliths therein, prove under-examined lens into prehistoric land use.
A lack of micronutrients in diets is an issue known as “hidden hunger." Forests can help this, but only if carefully integrated with local realities.
Tropical forests are vital to limiting global warming – and California's controversial Tropical Forest Standard aims at keeping them in place.
In this bi-weekly digest: COP 25 moves to Madrid, Italy teaches climate change to kids, and why the Paris agreement pledges aren’t enough.
Increasing carbon emissions risk
When you cut and burn a tropical forest, you’re left with a barren plain of cracked red mud, incapable of supporting life – the opposite of the teeming, hyperdiverse array of life that was destroyed. Once the trees are gone, the nutrients wash away and the soil degrades into a dense, brick-like layer so hardened […]