This graphic highlights the threats that pushed the world’s most endangered great apes to the brink, and what we can do to prevent their extinction.
Where are the world's forests? These high-resolution maps show how the world’s carbon-sequestering forests are spread.
Deforestation over the last 30 years has led to a 177.5 million hectare reduction in world’s forests. See why these trends need to reverse swiftly in...
Carbon credits from nature-based solutions are in high demand as organizations look to shrink their carbon footprints.
Deforestation accounts for 10% of global CO2 emissions, yet receives just a small slice of climate funding. See why closing this funding gap is necessary to...
Approximately 15 billion trees are cut down annually across the world. Here's a look at the five major drivers of forest loss. (Sponsored)
Deforestation is responsible for 12% of all global GHG emissions and is a key obstacle to decelerating rising global temperatures.
Tropical deforestation is a culprit of carbon emissions—which makes protecting forests crucial to keep to the Paris Agreement 1.5°C pathway.
How much has the world’s land use changed over the last 10,000 years, and how have forests been impacted?
What is irrecoverable carbon, and where is it found?
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