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Indonesia’s Womangrove collective recovers the coast from shrimp farms

7 Jan 2022

Indonesia’s Womangrove collective recovers the coast from shrimp farms
Policy & Finance

Community control of forests hasn’t decreased deforestation, Indonesia study finds

6 Jan 2022

Community control of forests hasn’t decreased deforestation, Indonesia study finds
Policy & Finance

For Mekong officials fighting timber traffickers, an opportunity to level up

14 Dec 2021

For Mekong officials fighting timber traffickers, an opportunity to level up
Policy & Finance

Green groups demand scrapping of US$300 million loan offer for Borneo road project

22 Oct 2021

Green groups demand scrapping of US$300 million loan offer for Borneo road project

Policy & Finance

Malaysia’s Indigenous Penan block roads to end logging in Borneo

Penan activists allege Samling is encroaching on tribal land without their consent, and say they only put up the blockades after authorities failed to respond to their complaints.

15 Oct 2021

Malaysia’s Indigenous Penan block roads to end logging in Borneo
Carbon & Climate

Remaining forests struggle to survive amid oil palm plantations, study shows

Remnant trees can support secondary forests and recover biomass and biodiversity, but only if they’re allowed to grow to maturity.

27 Sep 2021

Remaining forests struggle to survive amid oil palm plantations, study shows

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