Brazil’s native seed collector networks drive wider social change, study finds

Mongabay
Oct 29, 2024, 5:14 am158 pts
Brazil’s native seed collector networks supply hundreds of tons of seeds critical to forest restoration across the country’s many ecosystems. From the Amazon’s lush rainforests in the north to the shrinking Atlantic Forest along the coast, the networks are a lifeline not only for degraded landscapes, but…

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