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Why Businesses Invest in Regenerative Agriculture | RPLC | WWF-Pakistan

Climate change is changing the way we grow, produce and do business. For farmers, changing weather patterns, water stress and declining soil health can threaten yields and livelihoods. For businesses, these same challenges can disrupt supply chains, increase production risks and affect long-term resilience. Regenerative agriculture offers a pathway forward. When farmers and businesses invest in he

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Forests Are More Than Trees

When we talk about forests, it is easy to think first about trees. We imagine trunks, leaves, roots and the shade of a canopy. We think about the green landscapes that stretch across the land and the wildlife that moves Read More Forests Are More Than Trees The post Forests Are More Than Trees first appeared on Green Cameroon.

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Beyond the Forests: Who is Green Cameroon?

When we started our journey back in 2003, we had a clear mission in mind. Green Cameroon was founded to work for environmental protection, conservation, and the sustainable use of natural resources. But along the way, one truth became undeniable: Read More Beyond the Forests: Who is Green Cameroon? The post Beyond the Forests: Who is Green Cameroon? first appeared on Green Cameroon.

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A New Chapter for Green Cameroon: Introducing Our New Visual Identity

Green Cameroon is beginning a new chapter with the introduction of a new visual identity designed to better reflect who we are, the communities we work with, and our connection to the environments we seek to protect. Our work brings Read More A New Chapter for Green Cameroon: Introducing Our New Visual Identity The post A New Chapter for Green Cameroon: Introducing Our New Visual Identity first ap

Nigeria’s Vultures on the Brink: NCF Calls for Urgent Action to Halt Illegal Killing and Trade

… NCF warns trafficking, poisoning and belief-based use could drive Nigeria’s vultures to extinction, urges government to implement WAVCAP LAGOS, SEPTEMBER 4, 2026: As the world marks International Vulture Awareness […]

Update on PanNature’s Registered Address and Working Offices

People and Nature Reconciliation (PanNature) would like to inform our partners, donors, government agencies and relevant stakeholders of our registered address, regular correspondence address and working offices as follows: 1. Registered address 6th Floor, Viet A Building, No. 9 Duy Tan Street, Cau Giay Ward, Hanoi, Viet Nam. This is PanNature’s registered address for science…

A-Frames

Care for some agricultural training knowledge? 🤓🌱 Today, we're talking about the A-frame! This is a super popular technique across our programs, as it helps farmers plant to the natural contours of the land. #AFrame #Agricutlure #Erosion #PlantWithPurpose

Rise for the Amazon Day: The Amazonian Fruits Sustaining Forest-Based Economies

ONE FOREST; MANY GIFTS. 🎁 Açaí berries, Brazil nuts, and palma real all grow high in the Amazon canopy, on some of the tallest trees in the forest. In Bolivia, harvesters climb them with harnesses to reach the fruit, part of a cycle that repeats every season—that is, as long as the forest stays standing. 🌳 For more than a decade, our sister organization Conservación Amazónica-ACEAA has worked al

Rise for the Amazon Day: The Amazonian Fruits Sustaining Forest-Based Economies

Açaí berries, Brazil nuts, and the fruit of the palma real (royal palm) all come from the same place: a thriving forest that remains standing because of what it produces. These fruits show up in smoothies, supplement bottles, and skincare products powering healthy lifestyles around the world, but their real significance isn’t where they end […]

Rise for the Amazon Day: The Amazonian Fruits Sustaining Forest-Based Economies

Açaí berries, Brazil nuts, and the fruit of the palma real (royal palm) do more than nourish people worldwide. They sustain families and protect forests in the Amazon. These fruits appear in smoothies, supplement bottles, and skincare products powering healthy lifestyles around the world, but their greater significance lies in the rainforest. Harvesting and producing […]

No time for a proper group photo during COP17 Mongolia, so here’s a little collage of some of the fa

No time for a proper group photo during COP17 Mongolia, so here’s a little collage of some of the faces behind the work. A few team members are missing from the frame, but definitely not from the team spirit! ❤️ Busy days, big moments, and a lot of teamwork. Grateful for this team! #UNited4Land #UNCCDCOP17 #COP17Mongolia

If rangelands could speak 20 mins

Premiered at UNCCD COP17 this is a 20 min short documentary showcasing the Silk Road Caravan project an epic journey across more than 8,000 kilometers of Eurasia and the people, landscapes and stories captured along the route. It is a specially produced short version ahead of the full-length Silk Road Caravan documentary, which will be completed and launched at the end of 2026.

With a couple of hours to go before the #UNCCDCOP17 comes to a close, Ibrahim Thiaw, the former Exec

With a couple of hours to go before the #UNCCDCOP17 comes to a close, Ibrahim Thiaw, the former Executive Secretary of the UNCCD, reminds us of our shared global responsibility. He stresses that healthy land is essential for security, safe energy, and quality food and that, without it, there may not be enough food for everyone. Thiaw's message calls on negotiators to think beyond the meeting room

UNCCD CoP17 | From Mongolia to Rangelands Across the World

As UNCCD CoP17 comes to a close, the work continues. In Mongolia and around the world, communities and conservationists are working on the ground to protect rangelands and the wildlife and people who depend on them.

August marks Dulungan Month, annual count of last remaining hornbills in Panay

Volunteers, NGOs, and local government gathered together to count the last remaining Dulungan hornbills in the world.

THE GREEN BELT MOVEMENT ANNOUNCES CHANGE OF LEADERSHIP

Nairobi, Kenya – 25 August 2026 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE The Green Belt Movement announces the exit of Ms. Dorothy Aseyo, as she concludes her tenure with the organization as the Executive Director. We wish her all the best in her future endevours. We are pleased to announce that our Finance Manager – Mr. Joshua Nzola […]

NewStories from June and July 2026

In June and July, we kept a close eye on the bison herds and were delighted to see the seven calves born in the wild...

UNCCD CoP17 | Dr Justine Shanti Alexander, WCS Mongolia Country Director

As global land degradation accelerates, UNCCD #COP17 is a critical opportunity for governments to advance solutions that recognize healthy ecosystems as the foundation for sustainable development. Our team is in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, from August 17-28.

Community Joy

Community joy has to be our favorite sound... Along with these sounds of celebration come hands in the soil, counting money for savings, and prayers of encouragement for one another as partnering communities take matters into their own hands. #Joy #Tanzania #PlantWithPurpose

UNCCD CoP17 | Dr Susan Lieberman, Vice President, International Policy

As global land degradation accelerates, UNCCD #COP17 is a critical opportunity for governments to advance solutions that recognize healthy ecosystems as the foundation for sustainable development. Our team will be there in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, from August 17-28.

Nigeria Validates Business Action Plan for Biodiversity

Nigeria validates its Business Action Plan for Biodiversity, bringing government and the private sector together to advance nature-positive business practices.

Romania’s National Parks promoted through a nationwide communications campaign

Foundation Conservation Carpathia, in partnership with the Ministry of Environment, Waters and Forests, is launching a nationwide campaign to promote Romania’s national parks, entitled ‘Parks...

How NCF Marked World Environment Day 2026: Inspiring Climate Action Through Youth Leadership, Innovation and Community Action

Discover how NCF marked World Environment Day 2026 by inspiring climate action through youth leadership, innovation, partnerships and a beach clean-up in Lagos.