Why conservation of forest and wildlife is important

Forest conservation and wildlife conservation is important for many reasons. For one, forests are a major source of oxygen and play a significant role in the global water cycle. They are also home to many plant and animal species, some of which are endangered. By conserving forests and wildlife, we can help protect our environment and preserve our natural resources….

Why Conserving Forest Biodiversity is Important

Did you know that forests are one of the most important ecosystems on Earth? They play a crucial role in regulating climate, protecting soil and water resources, and providing habitats for plants and animals. Forests are also a vital source of economic security for millions of people around the world. Conserving forest biodiversity is therefore essential to maintaining our planet’s…

How to Use an Interdisciplinary Approach to Restore Ecosystems

A healthy, functioning ecosystem is essential to the well-being of both people and the planet. When ecosystems are damaged or destroyed, it can take years—or even centuries—for them to recover. Forest Service scientists use an interdisciplinary approach to restoration and recovery research in order to ensure a holistic approach, restoring ecosystems from the soil upward. By taking this comprehensive approach,…

Australia Deforestation Rates & Statistics

Australia is home to some of the world’s most unique and diverse plant and animal life. However, this remarkable natural heritage is under threat from deforestation. Each year, an estimated 1,600 square kilometers of forest is cleared in Australia – that’s an area the size of Rhode Island. The primary cause of this deforestation is conversion to pasture for livestock…

New Plantation Forestry Method to boost carbon returns for plantation forestry projects in Tasmania

The Australian government has made changes to the Emissions Reduction Fund that will benefit plantations in Tasmania. The Assistant Minister for Forestry and Fisheries, Jonno Duniam said that the new ERF Plantation Forestry Method would boost Australia’s plantation forestry sector by creating jobs in both communities it supports as well as boosting productivity. Under the ERF, emissions reduction projects can…

10 Reasons Why Forests Are Important

Destruction of forests is now one of the leading causes of climate change, with over half coming from industrial-scale clearances. However, we often seem unaware that these habitats provide vital organic infrastructure to some of the earth’s most diverse collections of life including our own. Forests are one of the most important parts of our planet. They play a vital…

How cash can promote tropical forest conservation

Cash payments to rural villagers for conserving tropical forests can have long-term benefits, finds a new study from CU Boulder. ➡️ Paying forest users to cut down fewer trees boosts conservation not only while the payments are being made but even after they’re discontinued, according to the study. ➡️ The study also found that when forest users trust each other,…

How to Conserve Forest Resources?

It’s no secret that forests are a crucial part of our planet. Not only do they provide us with oxygen and help regulate the climate, but they also play an important role in the economy. Unfortunately, humans are putting a lot of stress on our forests, which is why it’s important for all of us to do our part in…