Restoration of the Ecosystem is the Best Option

 

    The UN Decade on Ecosystem Restoration will be launched on World Environment Day 2021, with the theme "Ecosystem Restoration." Growing trees, greening cities, rewilding gardens, changing diets, and cleaning up rivers and coasts are all examples of ecosystem restoration. This is the generation that will be able to live in harmony with nature. 

    Ecosystem restoration entails assisting in the recovery of ecosystems that have been degraded or destroyed, as well as the preservation of intact ecosystems. More fertile soils, larger yields of timber and fish, and larger stores of greenhouse gases are all benefits of healthier ecosystems with greater biodiversity.

    Restoration can take many forms, including actively planting or relieving pressures to allow nature to recover on its own. Returning an ecosystem to its original state is not always possible or desirable. On land that was once forest, for example, we still need farmland and infrastructure, and ecosystems, like societies, must adapt to a changing climate.

    Forests, farmlands, cities, wetlands, and oceans are all examples of ecosystems that can be restored. Governments and development agencies, as well as businesses, communities, and individuals, can all launch restoration initiatives. Because the causes of degradation are numerous and diverse, they can have an impact on various scales.

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https://www.genevaenvironmentnetwork.org/world-environment-day/