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The myth that healthy ecosystems are green persists around the world – including in Tunisia, where arid lands are wrongly viewed as ‘degraded’.

Labelling a programme or project participatory is a common way to signal its virtuous aims – but too often, aims and decisions are set by experts, external actors or powerful stakeholders.

A global gathering for the International Year of Rangelands and Pastoralists, organised in Madrid in April, offered lessons from Spain to Madagascar and beyond.

A hand-made booklet that explores the questions and mysteries involved in studying grasses in Madagascar.

Fires play a crucial role in maintaining thriving grasslands around the world. So why is fire so often portrayed as a wholly destructive force?

REPAiR Project members will discuss our research in a session at POLLEN26, the international conference of the Political Ecology Network.