Note: All listed resources are either open access or BCF has received permission to post them.

• Bhutan’s environmental success is a pleasing paradox (2013), The Conversation.
• Gender and Climate Change, February 2020, National Commission for Women and Children
• Signs of climate warming through the eyes of yak herders in Northern Bhutan, Mountain Research and Development (2018), by Kesang Wangchuk and Jigme Wangdi.
• Bhutan Improves Economic Development as a Net Carbon Sink (2012), by the Climate Institute.
• Forest resource management in the context of climate change adaptation and mitigation in Bhutan, Bhutan Journal of Natural Resources & Development (2016), by Bhagat Suberi et al.
• Socio-cultural values of ecosystem services from oak forests in the Eastern Himalaya, Sustainability (2019), by Tshewang Dorji et al.
• Why is there no tragedy in these commons? An analysis of forest user groups and forest policy in Bhutan, Sustainability (2012), by Bill Buffum.
• As Bhutan’s economy grows, so does its waste problem (2018), by The Third Pole.
• World’s Happiest Country Also Has No Carbon Emissions, (2018), National Geographic.
• Happy environments: Bhutan, interdependence and the West, Sustainability (2014), by Randy Schroeder and Kent Schroeder.