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Every year, the world loses tropical forests at a rate that would not be accepted for any other system that the global economy depends on. The consequences of this loss are measurable: billions of tons of carbon dioxide are released into the...

At London Climate Action Week, more than 95 forest jurisdictions, investors, buyers, and implementers came together to confront a familiar question: if forests are so valuable, why is capital still moving so slowly? “Every hectare of forest that...

Photo credit: Joshua Bratt/FCLP There is, if you look carefully, genuine progress to report on the world's tropical forests. Deforestation rates have fallen in parts of the Amazon. Community land rights are slowly being recognized in more countries...