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Lions clubs in Oregon and other countries are working on tree planting projects to commemorate soldiers and support reforestation efforts. In Oregon, Lions are planting 60,000 trees to honor each soldier who died in the Vietnam War. Internationally, Lions clubs in countries like Uruguay, England, and India are donating trees and funds to support the planting of millions of trees across Africa and India. Students in India participated in a school forestation project where each student was responsible for watering and caring for a tree.
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Denali National Park is a 6 million acre national park and preserve located in South Central Alaska that protects Mount McKinley, the tallest mountain in the United States. The park is home to over 360 species of plants as well as 49 species of mammals, but does not support any reptiles due to the harsh climate. Global warming poses one of the greatest challenges currently facing Denali as it is causing extinction of species within the park through habitat changes. Visitors can explore the unique glacial landscape and diverse wildlife while taking in spectacular views from the highest point in North America.
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The document outlines various ways that human activity is negatively impacting the environment through pollution, deforestation, and wasting natural resources, and calls the reader to take action to help address these issues. It suggests that together people can help by saving natural resources, reducing pollution, using environmentally friendly transportation, preserving rainforests and ecosystems, and avoiding wasting water or using non-sustainable materials. The overall message is about protecting the planet by being more environmentally conscious.
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In-situ conservation involves protecting wildlife in their natural habitats through the establishment of wildlife sanctuaries and national parks. Wildlife sanctuaries are forest areas declared as protected areas to prevent extinction by protecting habitats. Peppara, Periyar, and Wayanad are examples of wildlife sanctuaries in Kerala. National parks are designed to protect wildlife, historical sites, natural resources, and geography. Eravikulam, Silent Valley, Anamudi Shola, Mathikettan Shola, and Pampadum Shola are national parks in Kerala that support in-situ conservation efforts.
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Reforestation involves replanting trees in forests that have been cut down or damaged. It helps reduce pollution by absorbing carbon dioxide, rebuild habitats, and mitigate global warming by storing carbon. Countries and organizations provide incentives for reforestation by financially compensating reductions in deforestation or requiring tree seedlings from weddings or divorces. Examples of reforestation efforts include programs in Indonesia, Malaysia, and other parts of the world.
reforestation meaning
Re-forestation involves planting trees and plants in forests to replant areas where trees have been removed. It refers to replanting forests by growing new trees to replace ones that have been cut down or have died. The goal of re-forestation is to restore forests and help regrow plant and tree habitats.
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The document discusses the causes and effects of deforestation. It identifies the main causes as timber production, cut and blaze farming, deforestation for grazing land, and using forests for firewood. Deforestation negatively impacts the environment, atmosphere, hydrology, soil, biodiversity, and human economies. Reforestation efforts include reducing emissions, sustainable farming practices, monitoring deforestation, and increasing protected areas.
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In-situ conservation involves protecting wildlife in their natural habitats through the establishment of wildlife sanctuaries and national parks. Wildlife sanctuaries are forest areas declared as protected areas to prevent extinction by protecting habitats. Peppara, Periyar, and Wayanad are examples of wildlife sanctuaries in Kerala. National parks are designed to protect wildlife, historical sites, natural resources, and geography. Eravikulam, Silent Valley, Anamudi Shola, Mathikettan Shola, and Pampadum Shola are national parks in Kerala that support in-situ conservation efforts.
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reforestation meaning
Re-forestation involves planting trees and plants in forests to replant areas where trees have been removed. It refers to replanting forests by growing new trees to replace ones that have been cut down or have died. The goal of re-forestation is to restore forests and help regrow plant and tree habitats.
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The document discusses the causes and effects of deforestation. It identifies the main causes as timber production, cut and blaze farming, deforestation for grazing land, and using forests for firewood. Deforestation negatively impacts the environment, atmosphere, hydrology, soil, biodiversity, and human economies. Reforestation efforts include reducing emissions, sustainable farming practices, monitoring deforestation, and increasing protected areas.
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This document provides a 3-page summary of a manual on reforestation and erosion control in the Philippines. It was published by GTZ (German Appropriate Technology Exchange) and contains information on:
1) The geographical situation, climate, and soils of the Philippines, as well as the country's natural forest types.
2) Guidelines for establishing, maintaining, and protecting forest plantations, including sections on planting surveys, plans, records, and maps.
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This project of reforestation (hereinafter referred to as “the Project”) involves planting, on a long-term perspective, the Paulownia tree – a fast-growing, sustainable hard-wood species that requires minimal management and little investment, on a designated area of 1,500 hectares, commencing with an initial 400-hectare part as Phase 1. The site is located at Chu Rcam Commune, Krong Pa District, in the east of Gia Lai Province. This is a the very first project of such tremendous magnitude in Vietnam that has been issued the Certificate of Land Use Right. The Project is expected to generate revenues from sales of carbon credits on the international carbon market from the second year of plantation onwards and sales of timber at different points in time thereafter. As soon as the initial 400 hectares proves to be successful, authorities shall assign an additional area of 1,000 hectares and up to 10,000 hectares to the company for expandability.
The reforestation
Reforestation involves replanting trees in forests that have been cut down or depleted. It can help improve air and environmental quality by reducing pollution and facilitating carbon dioxide absorption. Reforestation restores natural habitats and ecosystems and helps mitigate global warming effects since new forests grow.
How effective is afforestation & reforestation
Afforestation and reforestation have had some success in restoring forests through planting fast-growing teak trees. However, the rate of reforestation is slower than deforestation, biodiversity is reduced, and incentives for locals to replant are limited. Controlled logging has enabled forest regeneration by reducing overcrowding, but illegal logging is difficult to detect due to lack of monitoring. Conservation efforts like nature reserves have protected diverse wildlife but illegal logging remains an issue without sufficient manpower. Controlling forest fires has not been very effective as haze continues annually and some companies and locals still find burning cheaper than alternatives.
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Deforestation is occurring at alarming rates globally and having significant negative impacts. Logging and expanding agriculture are the primary drivers of deforestation, opening up forests and increasing emissions. Deforestation is destroying habitats and reducing biodiversity as many species only live in forests. It is also disrupting the climate by reducing the forests that act as carbon sinks and releasing stored carbon into the atmosphere through decomposition. Urgent action is needed to reduce deforestation and protect the valuable resources and species in forests.
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Deforestation is the removal of trees and forests for non-forest uses such as agriculture and urban development. Since the industrial age, about half of the world's original forests have been destroyed. Deforestation has major environmental impacts such as increased soil erosion, disruption of water cycles, reduced biodiversity, and climate change. It also disrupts livelihoods and causes disasters like landslides. Potential solutions include corporations implementing anti-deforestation policies, governments enacting ambitious forest protection policies, and individuals reducing paper usage and educating others.
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Since the existence of humans, precious trees have been destroyed to provide shelter, food, heat and supplies for economic growth and development. Consistent and an increasing demand for products for human comfort, endangers large forests and the environment. Continuous deforestation is disrupting the natural balance of ecosystems. Populations fail to realize that their daily habits and patterns of energy and paper consumption is damaging in the long-run. As deforestation becomes more and more widespread, little is being done to preserve nature
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NCI's 2005 annual report summarizes its mission to conserve biological and cultural diversity through local partnerships. It works in dry forests, cloud forests, and rainforests in Ecuador and Peru, establishing reserves, assisting parks, and supporting communities' conservation efforts. NCI minimizes overhead and maximizes local capacity, hiring local professionals and achieving long-term sustainability. It carries out scientific research, environmental education, and policy work. Major projects included dry forest programs in Ecuador and the Darwin Initiative, and initiatives in Andean cloud forests, Amazon rainforests, and paramos.
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2) Guidelines for establishing, maintaining, and protecting forest plantations, including sections on planting surveys, plans, records, and maps.
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Deforestation is occurring at alarming rates globally and having significant negative impacts. Logging and expanding agriculture are the primary drivers of deforestation, opening up forests and increasing emissions. Deforestation is destroying habitats and reducing biodiversity as many species only live in forests. It is also disrupting the climate by reducing the forests that act as carbon sinks and releasing stored carbon into the atmosphere through decomposition. Urgent action is needed to reduce deforestation and protect the valuable resources and species in forests.
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Deforestation Powerpoint[1]
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Forests provide timber, wood, fuel, medicines, fodder, etc.
Forests help to maintain ecological balance.
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- 2. Memorial forest(EEUU): Oregon lions with Lion Frnak Lockyear works to create for Vietnam fallens. The proyect is namened ‘’Say yes to trees’’. It will plant 60000 trees to conmemorate each one dead soldiers in Vietnam war. International help to reforestatiton zones (Uruguay) Lions international clubs created a agriculture committee to promove a plantation of 50million trees. EEUU helped to donating pine seeds. Trees to Africa (England): District 105 Lions with Europe finance a trees plantation in África with others clubs too. They make easy advances informs of reforestation and plantations Students reforestation (India) Snehapuri Lion Club donated trees to a school forestation project. Each student watered his tree. Also, nameplates were placed in new trees.
- 3. Conserve soil and water Keep the life in the Earth. Trees help us to… Absorb atmosphere carbon dioxide Give us food, wood and medicine.
- 4. Europe park. One Asian park. American forest. ‘’Huerto del Cura’’ Park in Elche.
- 5. Deforestation in Natural Forest Pampa Verde and in the South San Pedro
- 6. It’s very easy… 1º. Diging a hole bigger than the tree width. You had continue puting the tree in the hole. 2º. Cover the hole with ground. 3º. Protect the tree of animals and yo had remove bad weed.
- 7. To achieve a social and economic development, we need respect the envariomental. Goverments do laws for that. That asosiations plant trees in zones that they have been destroyed for fires. Someone people decided to build in spaces inhabited for forests. But, fortunately, laws don’t allow these actions.