The health of our planet is directly linked to the health of the world’s forests.
Forests are vital ecosystems that human civilization, business and economies cannot prosper without — they improve air quality in cities, store water, help regulate weather, protect biodiversity, mitigate urban heat islands, and offer natural sources of food and medicine. Forests and woodlands can also store carbon for centuries, helping to mitigate against climate change. That’s why it’s important for governments and private sector organizations to conserve existing forests, prevent deforestation, and grow new trees.
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