Thank You, Brussels: A Good Day for Climate and Biodiversity Protection
Plant-for-the-Planet Welcomes the Council’s Decision on the EU Regulation for Deforestation-Free Supply Chains On Tuesday evening, the Council ...
Plant-for-the-Planet Welcomes the Council’s Decision on the EU Regulation for Deforestation-Free Supply Chains On Tuesday evening, the Council ...
Delegates finally reached an agreement at COP29 about 30 hours after the planned end of the conference. The convention centre ...
Our long-time Climate Justice Ambassador and Global Board member Johann writes about the importance of the upcoming COP16 ...
Trees are well-known for absorbing CO₂. However, an international research team led by Vincent Gauci from the University ...
The catastrophe in Chile, in which 112 people have died so far in 180 forest fires, has shocked ...
Jule Schnakenberg, long-time Climate Justice Ambassador and Plant-for-the-Planet employee, reports on her impressions of COP 28 in Dubai. ...
With today’s national election, all eyes are on the Democratic Republic of the Congo – something that happens ...
Since June this year, Plant-for-the-Planet has introduced the FireAlert App. It provides free and real-time wildfire notifications based ...
Forests serve as colossal carbon reservoirs and powerful allies in combating the climate crisis, a fact confirmed by ...
The annual UN climate conference (COP – Conference of the Parties) stands as a significant global forum, intended ...
Planting trees in a forest? Restoring forests where they already exist and are protected? Admittedly, that sounds contradictory ...
In a remarkable archaeological discovery, a team of researchers recently unveiled the remains of a hidden ancient Maya ...
A study published in Nature has found amazing things about the role of wildlife on the carbon cycle. The authors ...
António Guterres, Secretary General of the United Nations, calls the IPCC synthesis report nothing less than a “survival ...
Fires have occurred this week at Las Américas 1 and Las Américas 11. None of our trees have ...