An archive of information about climate-smart agriculture available on the Rainforest Alliance website.
CNN’s Julia Chatterley spoke with the Rainforest Alliance’s CEO Santiago Gowland to put a spotlight on what our frog seal represents, the connection between thriving nature and livelihoods, and the importance of climate adaptation.
In this video, Rainforest Alliance CEO Santiago Gowland makes a powerful case for scaling up nature-based solutions like community forestry and regenerative agriculture. ... Continue Reading
The Sui River landscape in the Western North region of Ghana spans 244,000 hectares—including five forest reserves—and is one of West Africa’s most important cocoa-growing areas. However, the practice of clearing local forests to make room for cropland is accelerating deforestation across the region, threatening the very ecosystems that local communities depend upon for their […]
Rainforest Alliance certification supports farmers in turning their farms into profitable, resilient businesses that respect workers and the land. Through training, we promote farming techniques designed to help farms adapt to climate change and protect the land for future generations—all while improving incomes for tea-farming families.... Continue Reading
Over the years we’ve worked with most of the world’s biggest companies to improve their banana supply chains, trained farmers in more sustainable growing methods, and built partnerships with local communities, NGOs, and scientists committed to changing the industry.... Continue Reading
Coffee farms or groups of smallholder farmers that earn the Rainforest Alliance Certified seal are audited annually against a rigorous standard with detailed environmental, social and economic criteria. These criteria are designed to protect biodiversity, deliver financial benefits to farmers, and foster a culture of respect for workers and local communities.... Continue Reading