Rainforest Rehabilitation

Rainforest rehabilitation is the process of restoring damaged or degraded rainforest ecosystems to their natural conditions. This involves planting native trees, removing invasive species, and supporting local wildlife to re-establish biodiversity. The goal is to enhance the ecosystem's health, improve carbon storage, and protect the habitat for various species. Successful rehabilitation helps combat climate change, supports local communities, and preserves the rich cultural and ecological heritage of rainforests. It requires careful planning, community involvement, and ongoing maintenance to ensure that the restored areas thrive over time.