Weekly Forest News, March 07

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By Stewart MiorMar 7, 2025, 11:56 am220 ptsTop
Colombia’s Reforestation Hits 23-Year Low—Even as Deforestation Slows Colombia just pulled off a rare win—deforestation dropped to one of its lowest rates in two decades—but there’s a catch: reforestation efforts hit rock bottom, marking the worst rate since 2001. Environment Minister Susana Muhamad…

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