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Stakeholders in Jakarta map out long-term solutions to haze crisis

Restoring deforested landscapes means more than planting trees

Tropical wetlands: A wild kingdom

Tropical wetlands: Mangroves and carbon

Tropical wetlands: Soaking it up

To protect wetlands, reach for your toolbox

High-tech eyes on the forest seek to help curb climate change

To include local people in REDD+ activities, four conditions required, study finds

To restore mangrove forests, it’s all in the planning

As tides rise higher, can mangroves hold on? Researchers dig in to find out

REDD+ on the ground: For one initiative in Indonesia, politics in the peatlands

Experts: Landscape restoration a delicate balance of people, policy, purpose

Research will be key to unlocking Indonesia haze crisis

Singaporean Minister: Economic interests causing ‘environmental vandalism’

Global study: REDD+ initiatives see challenges – and opportunities

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