Trees
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EnvironmentEnvironment Tanzania
New Tree Species Discovered – and It’s 3000 Years Old!
In Tanzania’s Udzungwa Mountains, a group of botanists found a new species of rainforest tree, one that could be up to 3,000 years old, and since it grows on the site of a forest restoration project, it has good chances of long-term survival.
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EnvironmentEnvironment The World
A Billion Hectares Could Be Restored… with As Little As 0.04% of GDP
A recent study proves that global land restoration is achievable at a fraction of the annual global gross domestic product, provided that international financial support is granted to low-income countries that are home to almost half of all global restoration commitments.
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EnvironmentEnvironment Chile
Plucked and Replanted: How This Tree Survives Outside Its Native Ground
The toromiro tree hasn’t been found on the Chilean territory of Easter Island for more than half a century, but it has found roots in botanical gardens across the world, and researchers are working hard to return the endemic species to its native ground.
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