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05/03/2025

The Heat is On

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25/02/2025

Indonesian palm oil smallholders and the EUDR: Impacts and ways forward

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04/02/2025

Ensuring EUDR benchmarking reflects human rights and environmental risks

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28/01/2025

What is the link between coffee and deforestation?

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14/01/2025

Analysis of the European Commission’s Strategic Framework for International Cooperation

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05/12/2024

WTO implications of the proposed “no risk” amendment to the EUDR

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02/12/2024

EU forests under pressure: The path to resilience

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20/11/2024

Will the Forest Monitoring Law become a victim of the deregulation agenda?

News

03/04/2025

Taking the EUDR pushback too far: Brazilian states pass laws to punish corporate responsibility

News

03/04/2025

Clear-cutting in Dutch forests is no longer allowed

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03/04/2025

Can EU partnership ties with Indonesia help shield Indonesia’s local communities from harm?

News

05/03/2025

More and more district heating networks in Europe are switching from combustion to large heat pumps

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05/03/2025

The European Parliament’s Draft Report on the Forest Monitoring Law: Retreating from further transparency and precision

News

05/03/2025

EU Vision on Agriculture and Food: the Commission ignores consensus from last year’s dialogues

News

05/03/2025

ESABCC report on CDR: Is Europe giving up on forests?

News

04/03/2025

Spotlight

2023 Annual Report

Every forest-related file working its way through EU lawmaking bodies last year was assailed by vested industry interests and Member States intent on weakening it. But, as our 2023 Annual report details, we - together with our partners - pushed back and showed that protecting forests and the rights of those who live in them is vital to all of our futures.

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Unwrapping a disaster

Consumers are concerned about rising packaging levels. Dealing with outsized delivery boxes is frustrating. Discarding dirty food containers is inconvenient. Deciphering recycling symbols can be bewildering. 

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Our Newsletters

Forest Watch 304 - April 2025

What does the EU's "simplification" agenda mean for the world's forests?

03/04/2025

Partner Voices

Taking the EUDR pushback too far: Brazilian states pass laws to punish corporate responsibility

Alice Thuault, executive director of Brazilian NGO Instituto Centro de Vida, describes a legislative attack on companies making extra efforts to rein in deforestation.

Using the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) as a pretext,...

03/04/2025

Protecting and restoring forests.
Strengthening forest peoples' rights.

Beyond Bioenergy

The Heat is On

Indonesian palm oil smallholders and the EUDR: Impacts and ways forward

Ensuring EUDR benchmarking reflects human rights and environmental risks

What is the link between coffee and deforestation?

Analysis of the European Commission’s Strategic Framework for International Cooperation

WTO implications of the proposed “no risk” amendment to the EUDR

EU forests under pressure: The path to resilience

Will the Forest Monitoring Law become a victim of the deregulation agenda?

Taking the EUDR pushback too far: Brazilian states pass laws to punish corporate responsibility

Clear-cutting in Dutch forests is no longer allowed

Can EU partnership ties with Indonesia help shield Indonesia’s local communities from harm?

More and more district heating networks in Europe are switching from combustion to large heat pumps

The European Parliament’s Draft Report on the Forest Monitoring Law: Retreating from further transparency and precision

EU Vision on Agriculture and Food: the Commission ignores consensus from last year’s dialogues

ESABCC report on CDR: Is Europe giving up on forests?

Spotlight

2023 Annual Report

Unwrapping a disaster

Our Newsletters

Forest Watch 304 - April 2025

Partner Voices

Taking the EUDR pushback too far: Brazilian states pass laws to punish corporate responsibility

Campaign Issues

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Protecting and restoring forests. Strengthening forest peoples' rights.

Beyond Bioenergy

The Heat is On

Indonesian palm oil smallholders and the EUDR: Impacts and ways forward

Ensuring EUDR benchmarking reflects human rights and environmental risks

What is the link between coffee and deforestation?

Analysis of the European Commission’s Strategic Framework for International Cooperation

WTO implications of the proposed “no risk” amendment to the EUDR

EU forests under pressure: The path to resilience

Will the Forest Monitoring Law become a victim of the deregulation agenda?

Taking the EUDR pushback too far: Brazilian states pass laws to punish corporate responsibility

Clear-cutting in Dutch forests is no longer allowed

Can EU partnership ties with Indonesia help shield Indonesia’s local communities from harm?

More and more district heating networks in Europe are switching from combustion to large heat pumps

The European Parliament’s Draft Report on the Forest Monitoring Law: Retreating from further transparency and precision

EU Vision on Agriculture and Food: the Commission ignores consensus from last year’s dialogues

ESABCC report on CDR: Is Europe giving up on forests?

Spotlight

2023 Annual Report

Unwrapping a disaster

Forest Watch 304 - April 2025

Taking the EUDR pushback too far: Brazilian states pass laws to punish corporate responsibility

Campaign Issues

Protecting and restoring forests.
Strengthening forest peoples' rights.