These Seeds Could Hold the Genetic Key to Protecting Western Forests
The survival of the slow-growing whitebark pine is threatened by an array of pressures...
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Cape Breton Launches $1.2 Million Planting Project 🌲🇨🇦
This project will plant over 208,000 trees along with native shrubs and plants...
Isometric’s New Carbon Removal Approach 🌲
Isometric is mixing new tech with old-school methods...
Rio and UFRJ Make an Agreement to Combat the Effects of Climate Change
The program also includes the creation of a forest credit certification system for the State of Rio de Janeiro.
Weekly News Roundup October 17 📰🌍
Greenwashing is on the decline. African carbon markets are on the rise. Read on to learn more...
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.
Community-Led Restoration in Zimbabwe's Wetlands
The Conservation of Monavale (COSMO) Trust, a community-based voluntary initiative, is leading the restoration effort.
Weekly News Roundup October 10
New apps, new investments in nature, new studies on wildfire mitigation and more🌳💡
Ecuador Opens to Carbon Markets, Amid Optimism and Opposition
... greater transparency and better information could help both the private sector and Indigenous communities to make better decisions.
Crop Yields Have Increased Dramatically in Recent Decades, But Crops Like Maize Would Have Improved More Without Climate Change
Climate change has slowed the productivity of key crops such as maize and soybeans, but might have had small positive impacts on wheat.
Indian Cities See Momentum for Climate Action
The city is developing a Climate Action Plan (CAP), a strategic roadmap for mitigating environmental impacts and tackling climate change.