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To celebrate World Wildlife Day, find out how FAO seeks to manage human-wildlife conflict, for the safety of both communities and ecosystems.
Scientists have created a global series of forest carbon flux maps, which can allow policymakers to better select forests for protection.
Read up on this selection of books written by some of the greatest environmental writers to gain insight toward saving our climate.
Luxembourg unveils sustainable finance plan, scientists call for Colombia hippo cull and DJs mash birdsong with techno beats
A live discussion with Aral Sea basin experts Vadim Sokolov and Kristina Toderich on restoring what was once the world's fourth-largest lake.
Scientists map and compare all of Earth’s landscapes to locate priority ecosystems and regions to restore, to receive greatest benefits.
CIFOR Director-General Robert Nasi answered the questions of restoration-minded Twitter users ranging across gender, biodiversity and finance
The Amazon is turning into a carbon source, US suspends oil and gas leasing, and why an Arctic town is bidding for the 2032 Summer Olympics
The FAO is working with partners to protect wetlands, which are critical for local livelihoods and wildlife, especially migratory birds
Funds for the Sahel's Great Green Wall barrier against desertification renew hope that it will be completed by its 2030 goal.
Under the dual crises of COVID-19 and record deforestation, some in Brazil are planting trees in the memory of loved ones they have lost
Peruvian peatlands, the world’s fourth-largest swath of tropical peatlands, are the subject of a new national framework for conservation.
In this news roundup: 500,000 go vegan for January, microplastics found in unborn babies, and why organic meat won’t solve the climate crisis
A new study highlights the wide-ranging benefits of sustainably sourced tropical tree foods for your health, the planet and food producers
Our pick of this year’s top stories
