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Strategic leadership changes to accelerate global environmental impact

Everland, a driving force in mobilizing transformative investments into forest communities for sustainable development, is proud to announce key changes to its senior leadership team. The new appointments reflect the company’s commitment to fostering environmental conservation and creating meaningful partnerships between businesses and communities worldwide. Gerald Prolman, an entrepreneur with over 45 years of experience […]

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Q&A with Dr. Jean-Robert Bwangoy-Bankanza, Head of DR Congo, Wildlife Works

Dr. Jean-Robert Bwangoy-Bankanza, Head of DR Congo, highlights the positive impacts of the Mai Ndombe REDD+ project.

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Renowned environmentalist Julia Butterfly Hill calls on leaders to
end deforestation and back community-centered REDD+ projects

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How REDD+ projects strengthen human rights in partnership with Indigenous Peoples and local communities 

A webinar by Innovation Forum in partnership with Everland focusing on spotlighting successful REDD+ projects.

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Companies: don’t let reckless reporting harm communities on the front line of forest conservation

Everland’s CEO Gerald Prolman highlights the damaging impact that ‘clickbait’ reporting has on critical finance for community centered conservation.

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Southern Cardamom – Fourteen Years of Successful Forest Conservation

Hear directly from community members about how the Southern Cardamom REDD+ Project has transformed livelihoods, forests and wildlife.

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Equitable Earth: Putting Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities at the Heart of the Forest Carbon Market

Forest Trends, Wildlife Works and Everland are proud to be launching the Equitable Earth Coalition.

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Science vs West: When experts buy bad science

West et al’s findings are based on serious methodological and analytical flaws as well as data inaccuracies and miscalculations and a misunderstanding of the fundamental drivers of forest loss and how REDD+ carbon crediting works.

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New analysis reveals just how effective REDD+ is

A new analysis into REDD+ project baselines reveals annual forest loss in the REDD+ projects investigated was 0.06% – more than a factor 10 lower than either baseline or observed jurisdictional deforestation rates.

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An investor’s guide to buying forest carbon offsets

As the voluntary carbon market seeks to restore trust, Charles Bedford of Carbon Growth Partners, an investment manager who still believes in rainforest credits, shares his due diligence checklist.

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