Did you ever know that South American and Indonesian rain forests are mostly in danger because every year The Amazon rain forest it self loses approximately 80,000 sq Km of its tree population.Therefore can you imagine the number of trees the whole world loses per year.Did you also know that 1Ha of rain forests contain more than 200 tree and animal species.therefore by protecting forests we have tha ability of saving our selves,trees and also many other species

Done by: Ilham Hassanali
9F
Royal college.

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Process:

1. Increase awareness of, and educate, people at different levels on sustainable use of all types of energy;
2. Identify (in the sites where WWF works) potential zones suitable for reforestation activities (to provide fuelwood for cities);
3. Together with the State Departments involved (Environment, Forests and Tourism, Energy and Mines), develop a reforestation plan;
4. Train model farmers to establish and maintain tree nurseries;
5. Develop and implement a management plan for the reforestation schemes (ie. forests where reforestation activities take place);
6. Participate in regional, national and international events on reforestation for energy.

Process:

1. Increase awareness of, and educate, people at different levels on sustainable use of all types of energy;
2. Identify (in the sites where WWF works) potential zones suitable for reforestation activities (to provide fuelwood for cities);
3. Together with the State Departments involved (Environment, Forests and Tourism, Energy and Mines), develop a reforestation plan;
4. Train model farmers to establish and maintain tree nurseries;
5. Develop and implement a management plan for the reforestation schemes (ie. forests where reforestation activities take place);
6. Participate in regional, national and international events on reforestation for energy.

Revegetation is the process of replanting and rebuilding the soil of disturbed land. This may be a natural process produced by plant colonization and succession, or an artificial (manmade), accelerated process designed to repair damage to a landscape due to wildfire, mining, flood, or other cause.