In this podcast by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) Prof. Jesús San Miguel Ayanz joins Jodi-Ann Wang to consider current and future wildfire trends. Read more

In this podcast by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) Prof. Jesús San Miguel Ayanz joins Jodi-Ann Wang to consider current and future wildfire trends. Read more
This letter to Science, co-authored by 17 conservation and climate researchers, argues that carbon credits can be a valuable tool for climate change mitigation and forest conservation, but their success depends on improving their credibility. Read more
As protecting forests are key to tackling climate change, a family of policies known as ‘reducing emissions from deforestation and degradation’ (REDD) were designed to provide financial incentives to maintain and increase, rather than reduce, forest cover globally. Read more
This video profiles why central banks are taking action on climate and nature. It includes presentations by Nick Robins and representatives of central banks from Chile, Malaysia and Zambia. Read more
Ben Groom, Charles Palmer and Lorenzo Sileci demonstrate that Indonesia’s moratorium on forest concessions delivered cheap but modest reductions in carbon emissions – and call for new policies as well as sources of finance to drive further cuts to emissions from deforestation globally. Read more
The authors of this paper evaluate the effectiveness of Indonesia’s moratorium on forest concessions (between 2011 and 2018) by applying a matched triple difference strategy to a unique panel dataset. Read more
The authors of this paper systematically review more than three decades of scientific literature on institutions in forest use and management. Read more