An archive of the "In the News" items available on the Rainforest Alliance website.
In this Reuters feature, integrated landscape management gains traction across cocoa and coffee sectors, highlighting Rainforest Alliance–supported efforts in Ghana’s Sui River region. Landscape management boards bring together farmers, government, and industry to restore forests and advance climate-resilient agriculture.
How can Valentine’s Day reflect care not just for loved ones, but for the planet? In this ABC News feature, experts note that chocolate production can drive deforestation and biodiversity loss, and encourage shoppers to choose certified options that support organizations like the Rainforest Alliance and responsible farming practices.
In this episode of BBC The Inquiry, Tanya Beckett speaks with experts, including Harki Sidhu from Rainforest Alliance, to examine how climate change, labour shortages, and new technology are shaping the future of the global tea industry.
Nicaragua’s La Cumplida coffee farm, certified under our new Regenerative Agriculture Standard, is proving how regenerative coffee can restore ecosystems and strengthen rural livelihoods. It blends shade-grown coffee, reforestation, and community investment to show that sustainability and profit go hand in hand.
The Rainforest Alliance is helping cocoa-growing communities in Ghana keep children in school through women-led savings groups and community protection committees. A new Reuters feature spotlights this NORAD-backed initiative with partners Solidaridad and the International Cocoa Initiative.
Rainforest Alliance CEO Santiago Gowland participated in the Climate Action Live event organized by the NGO Peace One Day.