Forests & Livelihoods

Assessment, Research, and Engagement (FLARE)

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Advancing Knowledge to Support Forests and Livelihoods Worldwide

The FLARE Network seeks to advance knowledge at the intersection of forests and livelihoods and facilitate its application to policy and practice. FLARE is a vibrant international community of scholars, students, and professionals from a range of environmental and social NGOs, development agencies, donors, and research organizations.

The Network leverages existing expertise and catalyzes new efforts to develop and share leading-edge research and conversations on livelihoods related to forests and tree-based systems. In so doing, FLARE seeks to support policy development, on-the-ground action, and learning that furthers environment, development, and equity goals in countries across the globe.

2025 FLARE Annual Meeting

The Program is now available for the 2025 FLARE Annual Meeting! More than 150 researchers and practitioners will present their work across 40 sessions this year. Preview these exciting sessions and more at the link below.

New to this year, the Program will be available in an interactive digital form on Oxford Abstracts. With a searchable, easy to use interface, finding sessions and presentations of interest is now easier than ever. If you are attending the Annual Meeting, log-in or create a free account on Oxford Abstracts to create a customizable schedule!

Click below to view the program!

Latest News

October 24, 2025

The University of Notre Dame to Convene Global Forests and Livelihoods Experts in Lima The University of ...

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September 18, 2025

The FLARE Flyer Volume 2, Issue 2 June 2025 Annual Meeting Registration – Lima, Peru – October ...

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