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This “show, don’t just tell” approach provides a fresh level of openness rarely seen in restoration projects.

Using assisted natural regeneration, local communities are leading the charge to let native vegetation make its own comeback.

Its model is simple: give nature a hand and watch as ecosystems spring back to life.

By focusing on areas primed for natural regeneration and only planting trees where necessary, we can achieve real climate and biodiversity gains.

Forest resilience can’t stay a buzzword—it needs to become tangible reality.

The results underscore that simply adding water may not be the climate solution we expected for semi-arid regions.

A new study by Lee and Nepf (2024) highlights how marsh-fronted seawalls can be a financially viable solution.

Using cutting-edge lidar technology, scientists have discovered that these forests hold far more carbon than we previously thought!

...forests have a vital role to play in mitigating climate change - though they cannot do it alone.

The study’s results emphasize the need to use locally calibrated models to predict carbon capture more accurately.

Let’s explore how satellites and field workers help us monitor these vital ecosystems and why this matters for global reforestation efforts.

With a whopping 13 million hectares available, these forests hold the power to store massive amounts of carbon...