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International agreements

International agreements

Re-navigating the lands of Central Asia

A primer on five countries’ conditions in climate change

 

Forest protection efforts earn Indonesia millions

Norway to pay the country for its reduction in emissions

 

How restoration initiatives begin, again and again

Horst Freiberg, widely held as the originator of the Bonn Challenge, speaks from experience

 

Read Minister Lina Pohl’s address to the United Nations at adoption of new Decade

The Minister was a driving force behind the Decade

 

U.N. declares 2021 to 2030 ‘Decade on Ecosystem Restoration’

General Assembly agrees to urgently address global challenges through restoration

 

Green Climate Fund makes first payment to Brazil for efforts to reduce deforestation

The payments come not without controversy and ideas for systemic improvement

 

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

Indigenous livelihoods at risk where land rights are unclear

 

State Secretary Jochen Flasbarth – Closing Keynote GLF 2016 Marrakesh

On behalf of the German Ministry of Environment and the Ministry of Economic Cooperation, State Secretary Jochen Flasbarth pledges support.

 

Planning for a sustainable energy future: Energy sprawl solutions

Energy sprawl could result in impacts to 20% of the remaining natural lands in the world, posing a major threat to global biodiversity.

 

‘Farming for Biodiversity’ Solution Search finalists announced

Solution Search, a global contest designed to identify, reward and spotlight innovative approaches to conservation.

 

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.

 

Wildfire prevention and risk reduction for children’s health and wellbeing

The 2015 El Nino event in Indonesia triggered what some have called “the worst environmental disaster of the 21st century.”

 

Peatlands: The view from space

Dense, damp and often remote, tropical peatlands are notoriously difficult to map and monitor on the ground. So how about from space?

 

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.

 

The power of science communication

Scientists hope that if the media can help publicize their research on mitigating climate change and balancing livelihoods on degraded peatlands.

 
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