Forêts

Photo credit FAO Jianxing Zhu
21/03/2025
Five photographs from across the world have been selected as the winning entries of the 2025 International Day of Forests ‘Forests and foods’ photo contest.
Transformer la chaîne de valeur de l’açaï en Bolivie grâce à des méthodes traditionnelles et modernes
20/03/2025
Transformer la chaîne de valeur de l’açaï en Bolivie grâce à des méthodes traditionnelles et modernes.
African Forum on Urban Forests
18/03/2025
The 2nd African Forum on Urban Forests has opened in Johannesburg, under the theme: “Green Horizons: Shaping the Future Resilience of African cities through Urban Forests”.
Final touches of the restoration mural at Regal House, 70 London Road, Twickenham.
10/03/2025
Raising awareness of the need to protect and restore freshwater ecosystems.
Green spaces for everyone, everywhere
04/03/2025
The Arbor Day Foundation and FAO have recognized 210 communities as the 2024 Tree Cities of the World.
Les forêts et le changement climatique
03/03/2025
Why innovative approaches to conservation finance are needed to bring about transformative results for wildlife, people and the planet.
Comment une jeune Zimbabwéenne contribue à une gestion durable de la faune sauvage
03/03/2025
Comment une jeune Zimbabwéenne contribue à une gestion durable de la faune sauvage.
Programme de l’Initiative pour la restauration des paysages forestiers africains
21/01/2025
A new programme empowering forest and farm producers to accelerate restoration-based value-added innovation, focusing on Africa, was launched today by FAO in Togo, one of six countries that will participate in the initiative.
Community-based monitoring in the context of sustainable wildlife management and biodiversity conservation in tropical countries
21/01/2025
A new publication from the Sustainable Wildlife Management Programme sets out guiding principles for ensuring communities can monitor wild animal populations in their territories as part of conservation efforts.
Photo: ©FAO/Isaac Kasamani
21/07/2020
FAO's Global Forest Resources Assessment 2020 offers detailed regional and global analyses in a new, digitally interactive way.
Credit FAO/Roberto Faidutti
16/01/2025
The deadly wildfires that have swept through the Los Angeles area, destroying whole communities and causing billions in damage, reveal why countries must invest more in stopping these devastating blazes before they start.
Carrying forward the Olympic spirit to care for our forests
03/06/2014
FAO today urged countries to improve data gathering and research to promote the conservation and sustainable management of the world's forest genetic resources, which are coming under increasing pressure.
17/12/2024

Global megatrends are renewing traditional forest-sector employment and can provide new job opportunities, according to a new report released today by FAO.

13/12/2024
L’élevage d’insectes comestibles allège la pression exercée sur ces primates protégés.
Uganda - Greening the Humanitarian Response Project ©FAO
12/12/2024
Communities must play a central role in managing forests sustainably in areas hosting large numbers of displaced people as part of a greener response to humanitarian crises.
©UN Photo/Gill Fickling
11/12/2024
As climate change intensifies, the world’s mountains face escalating threats.
Paysage de montagnes au Kirghizistan
11/12/2024
Les célébrations ont été l’occasion de présenter une nouvelle publication sur les défis climatiques et les stratégies pour y faire face, et de décerner le premier prix L’avenir des montagnes, qui a notamment récompensé des initiatives de l’Inde et du Rwanda.
©FAO/Charlie Quezada - Cohete Studio
10/12/2024
Au Guatemala, des femmes associent patrimoine et mode pour favoriser la transformation économique et sociale.
La production et le commerce mondiaux de la plupart des principaux produits à base de bois ont enregistré une baisse en 2023
10/12/2024
Les statistiques de la FAO montrent un recul notable de 12 pour cent par rapport aux volumes records de 2021-2022.
©FAO/Giulio Napolitano
05/12/2024
Un groupe de huit femmes, jambes croisées, parées de robes en coton traditionnelles aux couleurs vives, est assis en cercle à même la terre près d’une tente consacrée à la détente, que les femmes ne semblent pas avoir le temps d’utiliser.