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As COVID-19 decimates Thailand’s tourism industry, a new scheme is recruiting laid-off boat operators to clean up Koh Tao.
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From crowdfunding to mobile payments, digital technologies prove a formidable weapon for biodiversity in the Philippines.
International award goes to volunteer forest rangers in Southeast Asia’s last lowland rainforest, who vow to fight on for Prey Lang
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Particular altitudinal conditions of some mountains can result in cloud forests, unique "elvin woodlands" that contain special ecosystems
A conversation with Jonathan Yiah of the Sustainable Development Institute, who talks about forest community governance and rights.
From the Amazon to Siberia, experts discuss the world’s 2020 fires, spanning climate change, deforestation and fire management
A conversation with Carlos Rodriguez of Tropenbos Colombia about the country's resguardos and the Indigenous communities they contain
A conversation with Alphonse Maindo of Tropenbos DRC about forest communities who have recently gained rights over their own forests
These steps for landscape restoration can provide new opportunities for local communities while protecting the environment.
Experts have called for evidence-based approaches and community engagement to grow forests across Africa and improve livelihoods.
A conversation with Rudi van Kanten of Tropenbos Suriname about the country's community forests as well as their benefits and management