Wildfires are burning through humanity’s carbon budget, study shows
Wildfires are burning through the carbon budget that humans have allocated themselves to limit global heating, a study shows.
ISFMI granted observer status at UNFCCC COP28
ISFMI to partner in new Wildfire-Resilient Landscape Network
Video Highlights and Reflections on the 6th Savanna Fire Forum - "an extraordinary exchange of ideas"
ICIN Releases Final Statement from the National Indigenous Carbon Forum
Voices from the 2023 North Australia Savanna Fire Forum
The 2023 North Australia Savanna Fire Forum goes International
ISFMI and FAO Explore the Potential of Emissions Reductions Traditional Fire Management in Angola
The Indigenous Land and Sea Corporation wants to hear from you!
Green Climate Fund Approves three new ISFMI Readiness Projects - Belize, Guatemala, Southern Africa
Government of Belize announces GCF approval of Belize-ISFMI Project on Traditional Fire Management
Indigenous-led Fire Management Provides Big Dividends
UNESCO Call for Papers by May 10th for Special Journal Issue on Knowledges of Fire in LAC Region
Act Now - Join the 2022 North Australia and National Indigenous Carbon Forums Online Wednesday February 15 -16
From Siberia to US west, wildfires spewed record carbon emissions in 2021
Historic US$1.7 billion pledge supporting Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities to protect Forests made at Glasgow COP26
ISFMI welcomes the Australian High Commissioner HE Ms Gita Kamath in a visit to our sites in Botswana
ISFMI/Tsodilo Hills Community Early Burning Stops 2021 Late Dry Season Wildfires Entering Tsodilo Hills World Heritage Site
COP26 marks Indigenous Peoples Day with Tweet on ISFMI
