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Intervening and restoring deforested and degraded forest areas can be accomplished through many different activities. Some interventions are more active and costly, whereas other interventions are more passive. A new study concludes letting nature take its course may be the most effective and least expensive means of restoring the biodiversity and vegetation structure of tropical forests.
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There is currently a global effort to pledge 350 million hectares of degraded forest for restoration by 2030.
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[Source: University of Connecticut]
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