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Cocoa producers in the Amazon want to compete globally, while protecting tropical forests
By Gabriela Ramirez Galindo
Rio+20: Exploring the livelihood and environmental impacts of biofuels in the tropics
By Laura German, Pablo Pacheco and George Schoneveld
Logging in tropical forests: not all is lost
By Manuel Guariguata
Rio+20: Balancing conservation and development key to conserving Cameroon’s forests
By Maya Thatcher and Catriona Moss
Rio+20 Dialogues: forest peoples’ rights, how can they be recognised and secured?
By Michelle Kovacevic
In Peruvian Amazon, timber extraction in Brazil nut forests set to rise unless better regulated
By Gabriela Ramirez Galindo
New environment award recognises peace prize winner Wangari Maathai
By Andrea Booth
Investing in managing forest landscapes improves incomes in Guinea
By Karin Holzknecht
Keeping cultures alive: How cooking and singing can save the Amazon forest
By Maya Thatcher
Taking a serious look at gender issues – starting with ourselves
By Jeremy Cherfas
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