Nicaforest workers measure tree circumferences as part of crucial forest monitoring activities. Reforestation is easy to describe and hard to finance. In rural Nicaragua, land use is often driven by immediate economic pressure: people need predictable income today, even when the option steadily erodes the land’s long-term value. In many areas, cattle grazing remains the main economic activity, as pasture dominates large parts of the landscape, making it accessible and immedia

The 15,000 seedlings carefully cultivated in our nursery have now found their permanent home in the ground.

Complying to the demanding requirements giving by Forestry Stewardship Council is important in order to secure sustainable forestry in...

The beginning of a new year often presents us with an interesting opportunity, both for looking back at what we have achieved, as well as...

Our reforestation project Nicaforest has long been one of the high-impact projects certified by the Gold Standard Foundation. As of now,...

It is widely recognized that the concentrations of Carbon Dioxide (CO2) and other greenhouse gases are increasing in the atmosphere, and...

Promoting education in rural schools by enabling internship opportunities for aspiring environmental professionals SDG 4 - Access to...

Education and Food Security - Critical drivers for sustainable development Access to quality education and achieving food security are...

FSC Verification - Fostering sustainable forest management Certification and verified impact are often regarded as key drivers for the...

Fostering opportunities for aspiring environmentalist An investment in education is an investment in the future of sustainable...