GOVERNORS’ CLIMATE & FORESTS TASK FORCE
Protecting forests, reducing emissions, and enhancing livelihoods across 1/3 of the world’s tropical forests
Governors’ Climate and Forests Task Force at Work
Tocantins, Brazil Advances ART/TREES Requirements
Potential for $430M Sale in Recognition of Efforts to Reduce Deforestation On November 14, 2024, the Secretary for the Environment and Water Resources of Tocantins, Brazil, Marcello Lelis, presented to the Executive Director of the Architecture for REDD+ Transaction –...
COP29 and the New Forest Economy: Governors’ Climate and Forests Task Force Represents at UNFCCC
Baku, Azerbaijan Today, the Governors’ Climate and Forests Task Force (GCFTF), together with the Architecture for REDD+ Transactions (ART), Pronatura Sur (the GCFTF coordinator for Mexico), ABEMA, and the University of Colorado Boulder, hosted an official side event...
Pando Finalizes its Land Use Plan (Pando PLUS)!
On Wednesday, November 6, the Autonomous Departmental Government of Pando, Bolivia, delivered a foundational tool to help transform the development efforts in the department – after 28 years, Pando has completed its Land Use Plan – Plan de Uso de Suelos (PLUS) in...
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Tracking impact and performance
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“The parts of the Amazon that are not protected by law are protected by the attitudes, passion and initiatives of the local communities… In spite of our seasonal extremes, growing levels of deforestation and increasing wildfires, there is a commitment to mobilize and show the world infinitely greater results.”
—Former Governor Waldez Goés of Amapá, Brazil