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In this feature, Rainforest Alliance is cited in a report revealing that grasslands, wetlands, and other non-forest ecosystems are being converted to agriculture up to four times faster than forests, while major policy gaps, including the EU Deforestation Regulation, leave many of these vital landscapes unprotected.
In this feature, Rainforest Alliance’s Public Affairs Lead for EUDR, Christian Hohlfeld, weighs in on the coffee sector’s readiness, highlighting advances in traceability while warning that persistent barriers still leave many smallholders behind. Rainforest Alliance also emerges as a trusted expert on compliance and implementation.
Through this project, the Rainforest Alliance will work with the central and state level governments of India, the private sector, farmers, and communities to develop a strategic approach to land management that improves livelihoods while restoring degraded land and conserving biodiversity.... Continue Reading
Each Earth Day (April 22)—and every day in between—is a chance to refocus our energy and channel collective power toward a more sustainable future. Ready to get started? Here are some simple yet impactful ways to make a difference.... Continue Reading
The Rainforest Alliance stands at the forefront of advancing regenerative agriculture practices worldwide. Through science-based technical guidance, advocacy, thought leadership, as well as our ground-breaking new Regenerative Agriculture Standard, we are shaping global dialogue, policy, and best practices. Our long history, strong market credibility, deep local relationships, and proven record of innovation give us a […]
The Rainforest Alliance is calling on chocolate manufacturers, traders, and retailers to look beyond short-term market prices and help ensure greater income stability for cocoa farming families as cocoa prices remain volatile, threatening to undo years of hard-won progress across West Africa and beyond.