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While the Paris rules will be finalized at COP24 next year in Poland, no big decisions were expected in Bonn for this COP23. Here are a few outcomes:
This COP
21 November 2017Environmental News 
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Choose the project you would like to support, choose the number of trees and make a donation in honour of your friend, colleague or family. You will receive a
21 November 2017Featured 
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Brabantia, leader in interior design, was nominated for Campaign of the Year for their inspiring impact marketing campaign "Love Nature" that plants one tree
14 November 2017Partner NewsBrabantia 
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As the global community prepares to implement ambitious forest landscape restoration plans, it is vital to pay attention to the quality of FLR outcomes and
9 November 2017Science News 
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Publication summary from the PNAS - W. Griscom et al. (full link here) - September 5, 2017.
Better stewardship of land is needed to achieve the Paris Climate
23 October 2017Environmental News 
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We are expanding our team!
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20 October 2017FeaturedBrazil, wildlife corridors 
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It’s April 2011 at the TEDxYYC event. As with so many public sharings of ideas, we pretty much expect to hear more stories of glory, heroism, the triumph of
16 October 2017Environmental News, Featured 
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Doing small tasks well is relatively easy, but doing big, complex, and long-lived things well is a far more daunting mission that requires vision, leadership
12 September 2017Science News 
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The top soil in the Khasi Hills is very shallow and lacking in nutrients. A natural way to condition and fertilize soil is to add compost to the vital humus
6 September 2017Project NewsIndia Khasi Hills 
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In Central Tigray in Ethiopia, WeForest collaborates with partners Mekelle University and Tigray Bureau of Agriculture and Rural Development to support local
31 August 2017Project NewsEthiopia Seret 
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WeForest, in collaboration with FAO's Forest and Water Programme and the Federation, organised a Forest-Water Capacity Building workshop in
28 July 2017Science PublicationsIndia Khasi Hills 
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1983: A six-year-old London boy, Alex, saw the destruction of the Amazonian rainforest on the BBC news. A few weeks later, his grandmother took him to see
12 July 2017Partner NewsZambia LuanshyaTentsile 