FAO today celebrated International Mountain Day 2025 at its headquarters in Rome, under the theme “Glaciers matter for water, food and livelihoods in mountains and beyond.”

Ткачество – традиция, которая передается в этих горных общинах от матери к дочери. Будучи в своих семьях главными кормильцами, женщины целые дни проводят за ткацким станком, зарабатывая своим художественным мастерством и одновременно сохраняя наследие прошлого.

Newly designated initiatives in Australia, Canada and South Africa represent science-based and inclusive examples of ecosystem restoration.

The 25th Session of the African Forestry and Wildlife Commission has opened in Banjul, The Gambia, with a clear call for African countries to scale up innovation and reinforce political commitment to protect and restore Africa’s forests and wildlife.

Знания коренных народов служат восстановлению лесов Бразилии

The Government of Brazil, with technical support of FAO through the Forest and Farm Facility and partners, today launched TERRA – a global platform designed to scale resilient and restorative agroecology and agroforestry. 

По данным подготовленного под руководством ФАО доклада, усилия по охране и восстановлению лесов имеют решающее значение для развития невосприимчивого к климатическим воздействиям сельского хозяйства, укрепления источников средств к существованию жителей сельских районов и обеспечения глобальной п...

The Collaborative Partnership on Forests has issued a joint call for renewed global commitment and collaboration to halt and reverse deforestation and forest degradation and increase forest area worldwide by 2030 at the United Nations Climate Change Conference.

В рамках этого флагманского партнерского механизма удалось привлечь дополнительное финансирование в размере 16,9 млн ф. ст. для улучшения эффективности мониторинга лесов, повышения уровня транспарентности и укрепления оказываемой странам поддержки в период до 2030 года

FAO has welcomed the launch of the Call to Action on Integrated Fire Management and Wildfire Resilience today at the Belém Climate Summit ahead of the 2025 UN Climate Change Conference (COP30) in Belém, Brazil.

В условиях обезлесения женщины закладывают основы для лучшего будущего и играют активную роль в борьбе с изменением климата.

More than 120 forestry experts gather at the Asia-Pacific Forestry Commission and Asia-Pacific Forestry Week in Thailand and online.

Increasingly, cities around the world are ready to expand green spaces, plan sustainable housing and transport, participate in the production of healthy food, use water resources better, and link all the above to their economies. FAO's Forestry Director Zhimin Wu explains in this op-ed for World Cities Day.

The Green Climate Fund has approved a $31 million grant-based payment for a landmark climate project in Uganda, recognizing the country’s tangible achievements in curbing deforestation and reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

In many parts of the world, efforts to protect, restore, and sustainably manage forests are gaining ground, FAO’s latest Global Forest Resources Assessment shows.

The High-level segment of the First International Green Cities Conference, held during the World Food Forum 2025, produced two significant outcomes – a Communiqué and the Green City Principles and Criteria – to guide the next steps in advancing global efforts to make cities greener, more resilient, and inclusive.

Countries are focusing on improving sustainable forest management as the most effective strategy for protecting biodiversity in the face of multiple threats, according to a study published today by the Collaborative Partnership on Forests. 

С 22 по 25 октября Европейская комиссия по лесному хозяйству (ЕКЛХ) проведет в Стамбуле, Турция, заседание для рассмотрения и координации региональных стратегий в области лесного хозяйства и лесной промышленности, с уделением особого внимания вопросу внедрения инноваций.

Forests are vital to life on Earth. But as pressures mount, how are they faring? Let’s explore the latest global data and see how our forests look as of 2025.

Deforestation has slowed in all of the world’s regions in the last decade, according to the Global Forest Resources Assessment 2025. Released every five years, the 2025 edition was published today during the Global Forest Observations Initiative Plenary in Bali, Indonesia.