The funded period of the BIOSEC project ended in August 2020. However, our work continues and the website is still regularly updated with news, publications and our latest research.
DismissJust when the so-called ‘natural climate solutions’ are being touted as common-sense response to climate change, the devastation of the world’s largest forests by wildfires grabs international attention.
Adeniyi explains the reinforcing role that colonialism has had in the environmental project and the role environmentalism has today in the neo-colonial enterprise.
Can forests save the world from the climate crisis? The only thing that we can be certain of is that REDD+ faces a difficult future, say Adeniyi Asiyanbi and Emmanuel Nuesiri.
Researcher-practitioner workshop on 21 February 2018 brings together academics and practitioners to critically reflect on the impacts of REDD+ in Africa
Rosaleen Duffy and Adam Simpson co-convene Political Ecology panel at 'IPSA 2018: Borders and Margins'
Adeniyi Asiyanbi: REDD+ programme is driving a resurgence of fortress conservation and a deepening militarisation of the forest.