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For DR Congo’s forests, legislation is only part of the solution
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The missing element: Water left out of climate action in the Congo Basin
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Managing environment & social effects of large versus small-scale investments in Congo
By Valerie Gwinner
Liquid cash or solid investment? Trees offer new approach for Cameroon’s farmers
By Valerie Gwinner
Reducing deforestation emissions in Cameroon demands variety of expertise
By Thomas Hubert
As forests disappear, Indonesia must monitor big cats to reduce human wildlife conflict, says scientist
By Catriona Moss
In pictures: Searching for the endangered Javan leopard
By Catriona Moss
Despite threats to habitat, new photos provide hope for endangered Javan Leopard
By Catriona Moss
Can biodiversity and logging coexist in the Congo?
By Cristina Müller
US, EU timber import regulations could bankrupt Central Africa’s small-scale loggers: experts
By Babatope Akinwande
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