Global Reforestation Requires Commitment

Global Reforestation Requires Commitment

Deforestation Fueling Global Warming Many countries have made commitments to restore huge areas of forest as part of the Bonn Challenge, organized by the International Union for Conservation of Nature. For example, Costa Rica has promised to preserve 1 million...
Reforestation Can Reverse Land Degradation

Reforestation Can Reverse Land Degradation

Deforestation Driving  Poverty, Migration, Conflict Every year, 12 million hectares of land are degraded because of drought and desertification. The Food and Agriculture Organization Of The United Nations hopes to reverse that trend and return land to agriculture...
Brazil Can Save Amazon And Economy

Brazil Can Save Amazon And Economy

Rainforest Destruction Reshaping Brazil Many scientists blame deforestation, generated in large part by agriculture, for global climate change and disrupted rain patterns in the Amazon. Clearing Amazonian forest to create new pastures is illegal now in Brazil, but a...
Reforestation Can Reverse Land Degradation

Reforestation A Growth Industry

Trees, Forests Have Been Undervalued According to some estimates, approximately 41 million trees are cut down every day—much faster than we are replanting them. The consequences of deforestation and land degradation include climate change, biodiversity loss, and...
Global Reforestation Requires Commitment

Forest Conservation In Gabon

Gabon Will Conserve Rainforests Gabon has signed an $18 million deal with donors to stop deforestation and cut its carbon emissions by half as part of a wider plan to protect the tropical forests of the Congo Basin. One of the world’s most forested countries,...