The Naga tribes inhabit the hills in the northwestern corner of Myanmar and northeast India. They had long been isolated from outside culture, dwelling in independent village republics. This ...

Europe’s forest bioeconomy is about more than truffles and trekking. Studies show that expanding forest culture and utility may reduce deforestation. Should EU forest policy branch out?

Researchers at Wake Forest University are on a mission to expand modern medicine -- a journey that's taking them out of this world. Trump will get ‘punched in the face’ by markets if his ...

Immerse yourself in Myanmar’s unique culture and stunning landscapes, where tradition and natural charm come together. From the ancient temples of Bagan to the peaceful waters of Inle Lake ...

However, over the 20-year period, more than 60 per cent of all mangroves in Myanmar had been permanently or temporarily converted to other uses. These include the growing of rice, oil palm, and ...

From there, they could even coax wood tissue to grow into fully-formed shapes—like, say, a table—in order to mitigate the environmental harm of the logging and construction industries ...

They are ethnic Karen, fleeing only with what they can carry from attacks by the Myanmar military. Many hide out in the forest. Others escape by boat to neighboring Thailand.

A team of young architects have won first prize for their proposal ‘Finnskogens Hus’ in a competition for a new Museum of Forest Finn Culture in Svullrya.

A science called plant tissue culture that can speed up plant breeding to develop high-yielding, disease-resistant crops in record time. It may sound like science fiction, but it’s a reality.

Nonetheless, while Thailand’s national forest policy calls for restoration — at least on paper — deforestation continues in Myanmar at one of the highest rates in Southeast Asia.

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