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Man walking through the forest

Charlotte Hicks

Demonstrating the social and environmental impacts of community forestry

Group of people talking in the woods

Vanessa Vértiz

Into the woods: FAO presents a National Forest Inventory (NFI) e-learning series with digital badge

NFI crew in the field

Jonathan Wesley Roberts

Data for people: how communities and forests benefit from a national forest inventory

Mapping forest degradation using remote sensing data in Uganda

Antonello Salis

Mapping forest degradation using remote sensing data in Uganda

Tropical mixed evergreen and deciduous forest with teak and ironwood in the Bago region (Thayarwaddy district). The first-ever tropical forest inventories were carried out in these forests back in the 1850s, during British colonial times as part of newly introduced forest conservation policies.

Thinn Thitsar Kyaw

Ready to measure: Myanmar is designing and planning its new National Forest Inventory (NFI)

“Forests give us medicine, good air and rainfall, all things that are very important for us. We are helping to conserve the forest by talking to our communities and telling them about the importance of forests and why they should replant and restore them.”

Griet Ingrid Dierckxsens

Mapping Uganda's Forests

Central American Countries Improve Forest Monitoring Techniques - Honduras Shares Experiences from t

Carla Ramírez Zea

Central American Countries Improve Forest Monitoring Techniques

Mekong, Mumbai, and Beyond: Regionally-Developed Tool Expands to Support Global Forest Monitoring

Mekong, Mumbai, and Beyond: Regionally-Developed Tool Expands to Support Global Forest Monitoring

The Bangladesh Forest Information System (BFIS): connecting people and resources/data for better for

The Bangladesh Forest Information System (BFIS): connecting people and resources/data

Slash-and-burn cycles and paddies shape the country’s approach to FRL construction

Gloria Pallares

What shifting cultivation means for Lao PDR’s forest reference levels

In-class discussion during a REDD+ Training course at VNUF REDD+ implementation site in Lao Cai province

Tran Thi Thu Ha

Integrating REDD+ and climate change into training curricula in Viet Nam

Mongolia, UN-REDD's first non-tropical country, develops its national Forest Reference Level

UN-REDD Programme

Mongolia, UN-REDD's first non-tropical country, develops its national Forest Reference Level