Two Tools for More Responsible Supply Chains: Rainforest Alliance Certification and the Accountability Framework
Jeff Milder, the Rainforest Alliance’s director of global policy and coalitions, reflects on how the goals and mechanisms of our recently strengthened 2020 Certification Program intersects with those of the Accountability Framework initiative—and highlights the many benefits for companies embracing both tools.
What Does “Rainforest Alliance Certified” Mean?
When you see our little frog seal on a product, you’re probably aware that it signifies something positive. But have you ever wanted to know more about what’s behind the seal—and exactly how choosing a product bearing the Rainforest Alliance Certified seal helps people and nature thrive in harmony?… Continue Reading
Deforestation vs. Forest Degradation—What Is the Difference and Why Does It Matter?
Everyone knows that “deforestation” and “forest degradation” present massive threats to people and nature, but what exactly do these terms mean? … Continue Reading
Easy Ways to Become an Environmental Volunteer
Want to volunteer to protect the environment? Get started with these helpful suggestions. … Continue Reading
Project Profile: Mount Kenya Sustainable Landscape and Livelihoods Program
According to a United Nations report, approximately 12 million people in Kenya live on degraded land and food productivity has fallen behind the rate of population growth. This has resulted in farmland extending up the mountain and encroaching into protected forests…. Continue Reading
Measuring Biodiversity and Carbon Storage in Cameroon’s Community Forests
We have adapted this new tool to monitor both carbon storage and biodiversity in forests, helping forest communities and companies make data-backed decisions about the landscapes they work in…. Continue Reading