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Nature Needs Healthy Civil Societies
BirdLife's CEO Martin Harper's opinion on Civil Society and Conservation.
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From Earth’s green lungs to grey smokestacks: how European forests became carbon emitters
Increased logging: About 90% of new forest growth is now lost to deforestation and natural factors, compared to just 70% in ...
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Promoting sustainable agroforestry in Sierra Leone
Located In eastern Sierra Leone, covering 70,000 hectares lies Gola Rainforest National Park (GRNP), one of the last ...
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How community-led restoration efforts are supporting Rwanda’s journey to a greener future
Christened as the land of a thousand hills, Rwanda is known for its hilly terrain. This mountainous terrain coupled with the ...
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Promoting community-led forest conservation in Guinea
Mt Béro classified forest is increasingly under pressure from deforestation, illegal logging, and encroachment.
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The return of the Stone-curlew – A conservation triumph
After 40 years of dedicated conservation efforts, the Stone-curlew is making a remarkable return to the UK. The Stone-curlew, ...
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Giving a lifeline to the critical Cherangani water tower in Kenya
Barnabas Ngesemwo stands at the precipice of the valley facing the Kiptaber forest. His face, seemingly lined with tales and ...
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No smoke without fire: the impact of Denmark’s biomass energy on Estonian and Latvian forests
Denmark’s reliance on biomass energy is driving deforestation, biodiversity loss, and increased carbon emissions in Estonia ...