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The Peoples Forests Partnership, a global initiative launched at COP26, is an IPLC-led coalition working to channel climate finance directly to Indigenous peoples and local communities through the voluntary carbon market. Ahead of COP27, the Partnership has opened its first call for members as it works towards mobilising $20 billion annually by 2030 in community-driven forest conservation and restoration, with GreenCollar among its founding members.

Opinion piece: Land use is closely linked to human-induced climate change. Throughout history, humanity has used our planet’s land (and water) to drive and support our development. We have felled our…

Submission: Our submissions to the Chubb Review (Independent Review of Australian Carbon Credits).

On 25 September 2015, the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development was adopted by 193 member states at the United Nations, which began the innovative, collaborative framework known as the Sustainable…

Why integrity is critical when considering carbon credits Last year, the Australian Institute reported that 75% of Australians are concerned about climate change – an all-time high for the nation….

Opinion piece: During a lifetime of environmental activism, I have been involved in a variety of approaches to nature conservation: direct action and civil disobedience, the media, science, politics, catchment…

In February 2022 the Australian government formally changed the conservation status of the koala from ‘vulnerable’ to ‘endangered’. It was a move that cemented the decline of this national icon…

Statement:  We are extremely proud to have been included in the inaugural Australian Financial Review and Boston Consulting Group Sustainability List, which celebrates organisations that are both achieving a positive…

Media release: People’s Forest Partnership establishes Interim Executive Committee to drive $20 billion in rights-based climate finance directly to Indigenous Peoples and local communities