Increasing needs for food, energy, minerals, and infrastructure are propelling development driven by commodities and extraction into previously untouched areas. Such expansion jeopardizes both Indigenous populations and the lands they

In a recent publication in Nature Communications, a team of researchers from the University of Maryland (UMD), Northern Arizona University, University of Arizona, Conservation International, and other institutions revealed a

The Forest (Conservation) Amendment Bill, 2023 has been the subject of intense controversy in India. Despite facing opposition from various quarters, including environmentalists, forest rights activists, and political parties, the

Following the visit of Chinese President Xi Jinping, officials in Zhanjiang, a coastal city in western Guangdong Province, have made a commitment to protect and preserve their mangrove forests. Their

A recent study conducted in Dominica revealed that despite the widespread damage caused by Hurricane Maria, an astonishing 89% of the trees studied survived, with only a mere 10% experiencing

When you hear about damage to spruce trees, you immediately think of the usual suspects – the spruce bark beetle species book printers and copper engravers. But these are not

Due to full-scale Russian aggression, forests were burning in Ukraine. The north, east and south of the country were affected. But war is not the only reason forests are deteriorating.

Faced with the climate emergency, Brazil, Indonesia and the Democratic Republic of Congo are in talks to form a strategic alliance to ensure the conservation of primary tropical forests. In

A comprehensive picture of nature values ​​across Sweden is provided by a database created by the staff of the Swedish Agricultural University (SLU), reports SVT Nyheter Jämtland on November 2.

The forestry company SylGéCo, based in Castets, scans the forest using a drone. It is the first in the Landes to have invested in this equipment, capable of mapping and