Rewilding Must Help Damaged Forests To Work Symbiotically With Nature

CleanTechnica
By Carolyn FortunaOct 29, 2024, 11:29 am66 pts
Did you know that reestablished forests — revitalized through planting and seeding — rarely manage to fully replicate the rich ecosystems of natural forests? Forests support all kinds of life, such as insects, flora, fauna, humans, and microbes. Compromised woodlands have an innate capacity to regrow and…

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