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Frances seymour speaks on a panel about tropical forests

Perspective

COP30 got the ball rolling to fund forest protection. Here’s how Woodwell is maintaining momentum.

matti goldberg speaks at a podium in front of a poster of the president of ethiopia. people with headsets listen in the foreground

Policy Event Readout

Takeaways from the 30th annual climate COP

Brigadista Terena Neudines Felix from the Brigada Taunay Ipegue, Aquiduana, Pantanal, Mato Grosso do Sul state. photo by Alicce Rodrigues/Instituto Terra Brasilis

Feature

Indigenous fire brigades partner with geospatial tech to fight fires in the face of climate change

Brigadista Terena Neudines Felix from the Brigada Taunay Ipegue, Aquiduana, Pantanal, Mato Grosso do Sul state. photo by Alicce Rodrigues/Instituto Terra Brasilis

Feature

Brigadistas indígenas unem-se à tecnologia geoespacial para combater incêndios na era das mudanças climáticas

a thick tropical forest with tree trunks that extend out of frame. the tree in the foreground is covered in vines

Feature

Bringing finance to forests

Prof Mutshali, University of Kinshasa, Science lead for the NDC; Director Aimé MBUYI, Division of Climate Change, MEDD, National lead on the NDC; Joseph Zambo, forests and climate change coordinator DRC (Woodwell); Melaine Kermarc, international foresees and climate change consultant (Woodwell)

Update

High-level workshop builds pathways to stronger climate commitments in the DRC

aerial view of a riverbed with a dry island in the center

Press Release

Severe droughts limit Amazonian communities’ access to basic services

night sky with stars and milky way over green shed and buildings of research station

Feature

20 anos na Estação de Pesquisa Tanguro