Weekly News Roundup October 17 📰🌍
Greenwashing is on the decline. African carbon markets are on the rise. Read on to learn more...
Can Forest Expansion Balance Climate Change, Economic Growth and Ecological Health?
When it comes to managing woodlands to meet multiple needs, Irish activists underscore the importance of considering the forest as well as the trees.
What Indigenous Delegates Want from COP16
Indigenous delegates are keeping a close eye on discussions around the implementation of the targets and goals...
ADVISORY: WRI Press Call on Expectations for COP29
WRI experts will outline some of most significant and contentious issues that negotiators will contend with at the COP29 negotiations in Baku...
Who Will Save the Forest Service?🚒🌲
The Forest Service has over 4 million acres of land that need new trees, but fewer workers means slower progress.
Ground-Truthed Data Doubles Performance on Sequestration Models 🌱
The study’s results emphasize the need to use locally calibrated models to predict carbon capture more accurately.
Africa’s Great Green Wall Will Only Combat Desertification and Poverty by Harnessing Local Solutions
Our new research shows that the Great Green Wall won’t work effectively unless it considers more localised contexts.
Granholm: Clean Energy Must Overcome 'Climate Change Deniers'
“One of the biggest hurdles we’re facing now is people who will deny that climate change is happening,” Granholm said.
Yes, Nature is Complex. But Saving Our Precious Environment Means Finding Ways to Measure It
Nature is a diverse and intricate web of connections. How can we capture that in a number?
Community-Led Restoration in Zimbabwe's Wetlands
The Conservation of Monavale (COSMO) Trust, a community-based voluntary initiative, is leading the restoration effort.
The Time is Right for a Forest Moonshot in the U.S.
The science is clear that forests are the key to this success.
Weekly News Roundup October 10
New apps, new investments in nature, new studies on wildfire mitigation and more🌳💡