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Despite progress in some countries, the rate of tropical primary forest loss in 2023 remained persistent, according to new data from UMD on GFW.
We explain key differences between two data sets that track forest change in the tropics: UMD tree cover loss and JRC Tropical Moist Forest.
A new study found that important tall, mature forests are declining in some parts of Europe due to timber harvesting and climate change.
Communities are increasingly using tools like GFW to gather evidence of deforestation and degradation on their lands and take legal action.
Tropical primary forest loss was 10% higher in 2022 than in 2021 despite international commitments, according to new data on GFW.
Both GFW and FRA provide valuable information on the state of forests, and they both have important, and complementary, applications.