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Tropical Forests on Indigenous Lands Are Healthiest, Diverse and Ecologically Resilient
New research showed that forests in indigenous lands are the healthiest and most ecologically resilient in the four categories that researchers observed.
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Fungi-Based Meat Substitutes Might Help Conserve the World's Forests
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Life Forest® Burial Trees Earn Arboretum Accreditation
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Tree Survival Strategy: New Study Sheds Light on How Forest Ecosystems Survive Damaging Winds
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Urban Forests May be Storing More Carbon Dioxide Than They Emit
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Forest Areas Does Not Always Cause Cloud Formation, Reveals New Study
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"Violating Nature's Right"- Ecuadorian Court Votes in Favor of Forests Against Mining Plans
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Amid Global Warming, Forest Trees Help Cools the Planet by Generating Clouds
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Only 3% of the World's Ecosystems Still in Pristine Conditions
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West Virginia University Biologist Disclose Unexpected Role of Forests In Climate Change
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Tree Rings Give Answer To How Forests Were Managed In The Olden Days
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Sad News: 26 Jaguars Killed in Panama This Year
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This Russian Family was Cut Off From Humanity for 40 Years -- How Did They Survive?
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