Contributions of the U.S. State Park System to Nature Recreation

How Does Congress View Forest Conservation?

Congressional leaders have finally come to an agreement over the debt ceiling. The proposed deal will raise the debt ceiling by $2.4 trillion while cutting $1 trillion in spending over 10 years.

REDD Financing Doesn’t Grow On Trees

As governments tighten their budgets, finance toward development and climate change will be hit.

A Whole-of-Government Approach to Reducing Tropical Deforestation

Managing Dependencies in Forest Offset Projects: Toward a More Complete Evaluation of Reversal Risk

Is The Recent Increase In Deforestation A Threat To REDD?

While international efforts to curb deforestation have been on the rise, recent reports of an increase in deforestation in Brazil, and the signing of Indonesia’s logging moratorium commitment have brought attention squarely back to Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Degradation (REDD+). At first blush, these news items seem straightforward, but deeper reading of the activity in these two countries reveals a more complex picture.

International Forest Conservation: A Survey of Key Staff in the 112th Congress

Forests in Climate Policy: Technical, Institutional and Economic Issues in Measurement and Monitoring

Forest Carbon Offsets: Possibilities and Limitations

Finding Forest Carbon: Estimating and Tracking REDD Supply