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Climate change

Climate change

Science-educated indigenous girls, women can help communities combat climate change

Joan Carling on education

 

Indigenous leaders: We can protect Mother Nature like nobody else

Indispensable expertise for landscapes preservation

 

Resilience and resources key to offsetting land degradation driven migration

Addressing urgent land degradation concerns

 

Indigenous communities, biodiversity in focus at Global Landscapes Forum

In Mauritius almost 100 species have become extinct since the 17th century

 

El Salvador environment minister Lina Pohl: Competitive economies unthinkable without resilient landscapes

Restoration efforts reduce vulnerability to climate change

 

Global Landscapes Forum to fast-track livelihood, wildlife protection in Congo Basin

Forested peatlands subject of renewed environmental concern

 

Actor Alec Baldwin puts full support behind Global Landscapes Forum

"We desperately need this kind of positive vision and leadership"

 

U.N.’s Erik Solheim: Putting landscapes first to green up the environment

“We see Mother Earth fighting back”

 

Can we move beyond the Paris climate pact to address the emissions gap?

If gap is not closed by 2030, it is extremely unlikely that the goal to hold global warming to well below 2 degrees Celsius can be reached

 

The vicious cycle of conflict-driven migration

Investing in rural landscapes may reduce number of displaced people

 

Human rights among top 10 topics to watch at Bonn climate talks

Indigenous livelihoods at risk where land rights are unclear

 

ICRAF presents the role of evidence and improved soil management for land restoration in sub-Saharan Africa at the European Development Days

Approximately 70% of Africa’s population depends on its agriculture-based economy for their livelihoods, underscoring the importance of soil to the sector.

 

Time to step up for forests and peatlands

Forests, fields, wetlands and other terrestrial ecosystems are major carbon stores, and they could absorb enormous additional amounts of carbon dioxide.

 

Preserving precious peat in the Congo Basin

The DRC has the biggest forest in Central Africa. The peatland discovered in the Central Basin is important for its significant biodiversity.

 
Emmanuela Shinta

If we’re to protect vital peatlands, we must also protect peatland communities

Protecting peatlands also means identifying ways for people that live and work around these areas to sustain their families.

 
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