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Celebrating women in leadership: experiences of women in the fight to protect the world's rainforests Blog

Celebrating women in leadership: experiences of women in the fight to protect the world's rainforests

08 March 2021

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RFUK supports civil society call for the immediate cancellation of three million hectares of illegal logging concessions in DRC News

RFUK supports civil society call for the immediate cancellation of three million hectares of illegal logging concessions in DRC

21 February 2021

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How community forests can save Africa’s rainforests (and may even help prevent the next pandemic) Blog

How community forests can save Africa’s rainforests (and may even help prevent the next pandemic)

11 February 2021

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Statement: Protected areas in the Democratic Republic of Congo – a broken system News

Statement: Protected areas in the Democratic Republic of Congo – a broken system

25 January 2021

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Huge leap in fight against impunity for conservation-related abuses in DRC as park rangers are sentenced for rape and torture News

Huge leap in fight against impunity for conservation-related abuses in DRC as park rangers are sentenced for rape and torture

13 January 2021

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Excusing conservation wrongs? Report finds WWF culpable for Human Rights violations but does not assign blame News

Excusing conservation wrongs? Report finds WWF culpable for Human Rights violations but does not assign blame

17 December 2020

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Research into Mai Ndombe REDD+ Programme Shows How Forest Carbon Offsets Fail to Reduce Deforestation and Come at a Human Cost News

Research into Mai Ndombe REDD+ Programme Shows How Forest Carbon Offsets Fail to Reduce Deforestation and Come at a Human Cost

16 December 2020

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Experts look to the next frontier of community-led forest monitoring in Africa Blog

Experts look to the next frontier of community-led forest monitoring in Africa

01 December 2020

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WWF’s lack of contrition as Independent Review finds systemic failings in its treatment of human rights News

WWF’s lack of contrition as Independent Review finds systemic failings in its treatment of human rights

25 November 2020

Yesterday, WWF published an independent review into human rights violations including killings, torture, sexual and physical violence and intimidation against indigenous peoples and local communities

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Taking on the Coronavirus in the Forests of Southern Cameroon Blog

Taking on the Coronavirus in the Forests of Southern Cameroon

20 October 2020

2020 forced humanity to recognise our global kinship as people all over the world faced the same threat at the same time. Every society witnessed how the most vulnerable communities were also the most exposed to COVID-19.

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