This document discusses how the forestry sector can become greener through sustainable practices and green investments. It outlines that a green economy improves human well-being while reducing environmental risks. For forestry, going back to sustainable forest management practices and reframing natural assets as opportunities can help counter negative perceptions. Green investments in forestry could include sustaining, expanding and creating jobs related to natural assets. The document provides examples from the Philippines of assisted natural regeneration and leasehold forestry programs that improved lands, biodiversity, incomes and livelihoods while reducing environmental impacts. In conclusion, the document advocates for sustainable forest management and new opportunities in forestry and climate change mitigation, valuing natural capital, and supportive policies.