Environment
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Implementing Equitable REDD+ Projects: Wildlife Works' Best Practices and Recommendations
Wildlife Works is the world's leading Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Degradation (REDD+) project development and management company. For Wildlife Works, the key to successful REDD+ projects is putting community-led forest protection at the forefront of tackling climate change. The following is a closer look at equitable REDD+ project implementation, based on Wildlife Works' 25 years of experience partnering with Global South communities to make conservation work for their development goals.
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