Abstract Following the Paris Agreement, states and non-state actors have pledged countless
commitments to mitigate climate change. Yet, translating these words into tangible action …

Climate change is already having substantial adverse impacts across the globe, and these
are projected to worsen dramatically in years to come without rapid and far-reaching …

The assertion that 'ecosystems are infrastructure'is now common in conservation science
and ecosystem management. This article interrogates that claim, which we argue underpins …

Payments for hydrological services (PHS) apply an incentive-based approach to achieve
conservation and socioeconomic goals. PHS policies are most successful when they are …

Payment for ecosystem services (PES) is a market-based policy approach intended to foster
land use practices, such as forest conservation or restoration, that protect and improve the …

Abstract Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation plus the role of
conservation, sustainable forest management, and enhancement of forest carbon stocks in …

A core component of the Paris Agreement is reducing emissions from deforestation and
forest degradation (REDD+). Originally envisioned as a form of payments for ecosystem …

The article investigates how state-initiated participatory mapping, with the aim of legalizing
Indigenous land, has implications for peasants' and Indigenous people's struggles for …

Di Indonesia, kebakaran hutan dan lahan telah mengakibatkan perubahan pada lingkungan
yang berpengaruh pada kerusakan alam dan resiko bagi kehidupan manusia, seperti …

Conservation organisations play a key role in portraying rural people and places to external
audiences, driven by sectoral, political, and technological developments. While aiming to …