Trees and forests
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David Hill: Oil and gas concession overlaps 1.3m hectare “protected area” inhabited by indigenous peoples in “isolation”
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Juniper threatened by fungus-like disease is first species to be fully collected in Kew’s Royal Botanic Gardens tree seed project
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Jenny Hockey, 70, and Freda Brayshaw, 72, say they are relieved but angry after prosecutors drop public order charges
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Wilderness Society has funds to launch SkyScout craft in Queensland and NSW – and wants a third for Western Australia
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Short supply of plant has led to uptake in commercial planting, use of dangerous alternatives and fears of deforestation
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Though well-known names oppose Sheffield’s tree removal scheme, the protest is hardly a vehicle just for ‘luvvies’
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At current rates of deforestation, rainforests will vanish altogether in a century. Stopping climate change will remain an elusive goal unless poor nations are helped to preserve them
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If you go down to the woods today... you might find a school, a photographer’s studio, or a carpenter’s workshop. Britain’s forests are getting a makeover
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Country diary: Blashford Lakes, Hampshire Dead trees don’t get much of a press. For each one remembered, a million will be forgotten
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Pop star enters dispute over felling of roadside trees as it emerges council leader has not seen full version of Amey contract
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Country Diary: Wolsingham, Weardale This tiny tweezer-billed bundle of feathers probed each nook and cranny in a forest of green skewers
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People in St Hill Green, West Sussex brand church ‘selfish and arrogant’ after 22 trees were cut down, but spokesman says more trees have been planted
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Goldman prize winner Isidro Baldenegro López, who was known for his activism against illegal logging, was shot dead months after Berta Cáceres was murdered
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Joven chef transforma la gastronomía con ingredientes pluviselváticos y beneficia a las comunidades indígenas
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Chef Mario Castrellón is using ingredients native to the region in his fine dining menus, making sure they’re sustainably sourced from indigenous farmers
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Country diary: Wenlock Edge, Shropshire In this miniature pool had fallen a gunk of seeds and leaves, and lawns of green algae had spread
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Letters: Modern thinking is that crossing and rubbing branches are extremely important for trees
Amazon rainforest's final frontier under threat from oil and soya