John Gallo, Ph.D.
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It's also important to recognize that these projects are not only about climate. Done right, they can have many other benefits including supporting biodiversity, habitat connectivity, community livelihoods, and filtering air and water. See for example:
8 reasons we need to protect our forests
Here are some reasons to protect forests from the Food and Agriculture Organisation as 1.6 billion people rely on vital forest ecosystems for their livelihoods.
www.weforum.org
March 26, 2024 at 4:21 PM
It's also important to recognize that these projects are not only about climate. Done right, they can have many other benefits including supporting biodiversity, habitat connectivity, community livelihoods, and filtering air and water. See for example: