Brockhaus, M., Kan, A., Mfoulou, A., Assembe-Mvondo, S., Chacgom, A., Thomas, G. J., Naito, D., Varkkey, H., Wong, G. Y. (2025). Forest land deals, resistance, and legitimisation – a comparative analysis of discourse coalitions and silent actors in Cameroon and Malaysia. Third World Quarterly, 1–22.
Some reflections on the Transformations Community/Earth System Governance Conference 2025 which was held in Johannesburg, South Africa. The blog post is by Dr. Eda Elif Tibet from the Bridging Values project.
18-21 August 2025
Johannesburg, South Africa
A FairFrontiers seminar and photovoice exhibition
Hepp, C.M., Dhiaulhaq, A., Adjoffoin, L.M. Ehowe, C., Assembe-Mvondo, S., Bruun, T.B. (2025). Perceived ecosystem service bundles across forested landscapes in transition: A case study in southern Cameroon. Ambio.
This article presents an analysis of more than a decade of comparative research in REDD+
Project leader Grace Wong shares her relfections from Oaxaca, Mexico, where the 5th Global land Programme was held.
This ArcGIS Story, created by FairFrontiers researcher Wai Phyoe Maung, was made to share some preliminary insights from our ongoing research in Northern Laos.
Tina Lain is currently the Director and Site Manager at Upemba National Park, which is located in the southern part of DR Congo. She has worked in DRC for over 15 years, collaborating with conservation initiatives and local civil society organizations that focus on communities and conflict resolution. How do you see the frontiers? What does it mean to you?First, I always see the frontiers as a whole landscape, and not just the park. The frontiers are where the last habitats for wildlife are still intact, and ecosystems are still functioning. I also see, very visibly, that “development” is closing in towards these frontiers at a rapid pace. Every week, …
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Video of the seminar below: Part 1 Part 2