A Madagascar-sized area of forest has regrown since 2000

Mongabay
May 11, 2021, 8:15 pm168 pts
An area of forest larger than Madagascar has regrown around the world since 2000, concludes an analysis published by Trillion Trees, a joint conservation initiative between BirdLife International, WCS, and WWF. The regrowth, covering 58.9 million hectares and representing 22-25 billion trees, could eventually…

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