Weekly Forest News February 28
Canada plans 250K new trees, carbon markets demand proof, and global reforestation faces challenges.
This Week In Forest Finance February 27
This Week in Forest Finance: Global investments in reforestation, climate action, and AIâwho is funding real impact?
Fact-Checking the Great Green Wallâs Progress
Great Green Wall's 15% progress claim lacks updated data; satellite monitoring shows gains, but transparency is needed.
Voluntary Carbon Market: Buyers Demand Transparency and Quality
Buyers prioritize transparent reforestation (ARR) credits, paying more for verified impact in the evolving carbon market.
Investment Fund For Nature: Exploring Brazil's TFFF
TFFF âhas great potential because it is put forward and supported by tropical rainforest countries.â
How to Find Climate Data the Trump Administration Hid Away
Trump admin cuts climate data access, prompting groups to archive disappearing science tools and records.
Most Pacific Atoll Forests Are Coconut Palm Plantations
The researchers said that mapping the atollsâ tree cover is an important first step in this direction.
Ground Truth Weekly Forest News February 21
Global reforestation efforts grow, but transparency, funding, and verification remain key challenges. Whoâs tracking the trees?
This Week In Forest Finance, February 20
This Week in Forest Finance: Grants, venture capital, and $160M in funding fuel global reforestation and carbon markets.
Pakistanâs Coastal Comeback Needs Transparency, Say Experts
Pakistanâs mangrove revival shows promise, but experts call for transparent tracking to ensure lasting impact.
Ethiopia's 50 Billion Tree Plan: Hype or Reality?
Ethiopiaâs 50B tree plan is ambitious, but experts question numbers, survival rates, and verification. Hype or real impact?
Federal Firings Hit U.S. Forest Service in Alaska
Mass firings hit U.S. Forest Service in Alaska, sparking union lawsuit and fears of severe impact on wildfire response.