Welcome to the CFA
The CFA is a partner in a new initiative, The Queen's Commonwealth Canopy, in which Commonwealth citizens are leading the world in efforts to protect the forest – forest that their communities and the planet as a whole depend on.
The Queen’s Commonwealth Canopy will show that, irrespective of geography, economy, culture or tenure, solutions exist to the threats facing these critical ecosystems. For more information visit the QCC website.
Professor John Innes, CFA President 
“The objective of the CFA is to promote the conservation and sustainable management of the world's forests and the contributions they make to peoples’ livelihoods…..”
“A particularly important aspect of the CFA is the links that are being forged between forestry professionals and civil society”.
Read why Professor Innes supports the CFA
Recent publications |
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| International Forestry Review - September 2023 |
CFA Newsletter - September 2023 |
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Mangrove biomass and carbon estimates for REDD+ from national forest inventory in two regions of Myanmar F.E. ARNOLD, M. PIAZZA, K.Z. WYNN, P. HTUT and S.S. TUN Community-based forest monitoring for REDD+ MRV in the Ankasa Conservation Area, Ghana L. DAMNYAG, A.A. BAMPOH and Y. MOHAMMED Community-government, and private partnership (CGPP): revisiting the concept of community-based forest management K. KOMALAWATI, S. HIDAYAT, R.H. PRAPTANA, M.D. PERTIWI, A.S. ROMDON, Y. HIDAYAT, D. YUNIATI, S. SYAHYUTI, R.P. RAMADHAN, S. SAPTANA and C. INDRAWANTO The religious forests of Nepal and India: a need for concern? H. MAHASETH, A. SHUKLA and H. DHANDE Lessons from insect and disease impacts on radiata pine (Pinus radiata D.Don) plantations in New Zealand over the last hundred years D.J. MEAD and R.D. BURDON Passion for nature: a global analysis of student motivations to pursue forest-related education and their career aspirations J.A. OWUOR, G. WINKEL, L. GIESSEN, L. PRIOR, J. BURNS, Y.T. TEGEGNE and P. POSCHEN The experience of Forest Landscape Restoration in Madhya Pradesh, India R. PRASAD, S. CHATTERJEE, D. SHARMA, V. DAYMA and S. MALAKAR Development cooperation, non-timber forest products and community empowerment: power and interests in a public-private partnership in the Brazilian Amazon A.A.O. TAVARES and S.L. BURNS |
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Lead
• How forests can cut carbon
Forest Scenes
• Critics slam BC’s logging
transparency
• PNG acts against logging tax
cheats
• Costs to protect forests falls on local people
• Chocolate production taking its toll on West African forests
• US forests losing ability to hold carbon
• Queensland native forestry can help with global goals
• Protected forests and climate goals
• Drought and conflict are hurting Kenya’s forests
• Forests play critical role in Jamaica
• Electric timber trucks in Scotland
• Deforestation surges despite pledges
• Impact of climate change on Africa’s forests
Publications
• CITES as a tool for sustainable development
• Forests and climate change
• Forests and human health
Around the World
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Forest Ecosystem Potentials in Nigeria: Opportunities for Green Economy in the 21st Century
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